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The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s (CHOP) Career Path program received the Access Achievement Award from the Mayor’s Commission of People with Disabilities (MCPD).
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Gregory Tasian, MD, from The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Kidney Stone Center, talks about the increase of kidney stones among kids.
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Dr. Victoria Vetter strongly advocates using ECGs to screen all newborns, children and teenagers in primary care facilities or in clinic or community settings.
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CHOP and Temple share a $4.3 million NIH grant to explore new tools to eradicate HIV lurking in brain cells despite current antiviral treatments.
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Subtle changes in mitochondria, our cells’ power plants, may trigger a broad range of common diseases, says a pioneering CHOP scientist.
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Ninety percent of children and adults with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) went into remission after receiving an investigational therapy, CTL019.
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A case study published in the journal Pediatrics describes an innovative, minimally invasive procedure that treated plastic bronchitis, a potentially life-threatening disease, in a six-year-old boy with a heart condition.
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Thanks to the support of our donor community, the 2014 Four Seasons Parkway Run & Walk raised $1,275,000 for pediatric cancer research and care at CHOP. Watch the video of this year's event.
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Dr. Morton’s small Lancaster County Clinic is breaking new ground on genetics in treatment of Amish and Mennonite children.
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CHOP’s Craniofacial Program hosted the “The Best Friend Bash,” where patients had the opportunity to meet and be inspired by dogs with similar conditions.