CHOP Experts Report How a Virus Silences the Immune System’s Alarm Signals
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A new finding about how a virus evades immune defenses may offer clues to reducing unwanted inflammation in severe infections and cancers.
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Credit Unions and Supporting Groups Host ‘Volunteer Day’ for Health and Wellness Garden at CHOP’s Nicholas and Athena Karabots Center for Pediatric Care
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Volunteers from local Credit Unions, the 2016 Democratic National Convention Committee, CHOP and RealClearPolitics work on a Health and Wellness Garden that will provide lasting benefit after the 2016 Democratic Convention.
CHOP and Einstein Announce Alliance
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The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and Einstein Healthcare Network (Einstein) announced on June 28 that they will form a unique alliance to provide neonatal, newborn, maternal care, and pediatric emergency services in one location on the Einstein Medical Center Montgomery campus.
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s 20th Annual Fetal Surgery Family Reunion Gathers Families from Across the U.S.
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Families from across the nation came together June 26 to celebrate the 20th Annual Reunion of the Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Philly.com Guest Blog Post Highlights Summertime Safety
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A poison control expert from CHOP offers tips on how to keep your kids safe during the summer, from dangerous pool chemicals and lamp oils to poison ivy and insect bites.
CHOP’S Reach Out and Read Program Celebrates the Presentation of Its One-millionth Book
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Over the past 20 years, CHOP’s Reach Out and Read program has given one million books to patients.
CHOP Once Again Named Leader in LGBT Healthcare Equality by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation
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Coinciding with CHOP’s celebration of LGBT Pride Month, the HRC designation recognizes the Hospital for providing equitable, inclusive and culturally competent care for LGBT patients and their families.
Sharing Treatment Decisions in Autism May Challenge Doctors and Parents
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Parents of young children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder may experience significant difficulties in discussing treatments with their pediatrician.
Racial Disparities Found in Children’s Urologic Surgery
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Researchers from The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia found that black children who undergo urologic surgery have higher postsurgical complication rates than white children.
Philadelphia Inquirer Features Physicians Who Pioneered Innovative Lymphatics Treatment
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Jameson Finley, 5, began coughing up rubbery branch-like casts after undergoing a series complex heart surgeries and developing plastic bronchitis. His parents searched for help online and found the Center for Lymphatics Imaging and Interventions at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Hospital.