CHOP Doctors Talk Depression, Suicide, Ahead of “13 Reasons Why” Season Two
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The Netflix show which follows the suicide of a high school student has sparked concern from parents.
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Eagles Autism Challenge Raises More than $2.3 Million for Autism Research, Programs
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Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is one of three organizations to benefit from proceeds raised at inaugural Eagles Autism Challenge.
CHOP Surgeon Receives Award for Work in Rare Thoracic Diseases
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Dr. Robert M. Campbell, Jr., an internationally recognized CHOP surgeon, receives lifetime achievement award for work in rare thoracic diseases.
Groundbreaking Facility in Maternal-Fetal Medicine Celebrates First 10 Years, First 3,600 Deliveries
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The Garbose Family Special Delivery Unit at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has been serving healthy mothers carrying fetuses with known birth defects for 10 years.
CHOP Celebrates First Annual Cardiac Family Fun Day
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An eventful day of fun, food and games provided families an opportunity to reconnect with friends and the professionals who cared for them.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration Approves Gilenya to Treat Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in Pediatric Patients
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CHOP co-principal investigator heralds first-ever FDA approval of an MS drug for kids as a major step forward.
Oral Antibiotics May Raise Risk of Kidney Stones
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Pediatric researchers have found that children and adults treated with some oral antibiotics have a significantly higher risk of developing kidney stones.
More than 150 Experts from CHOP Participate in the 2018 Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting
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Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s clinicians join thousands of colleagues worldwide for annual conference to share the latest research in pediatrics.
GIANT Food Stores Donates More than Half a Million Dollars to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
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CHOP is pleased to name the first-floor welcome desk at CHOP’s Specialty Care & Surgery Center, King of Prussia, the “GIANT Check In-Desk.”
New Review Shows Benefits of Surgery for Congenital Hyperinsulinism
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A review of nearly 500 cases of different types of congenital hyperinsulinism shows that surgeons can cure virtually all patients with focal HI, while helping to prevent complications in those with the diffuse form.