Contour Magazine Features CHOP Patients and Staff
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The article discusses the importance of providing well-rounded care when treating children with craniofacial differences.
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CBS3 Reports New Advances in Helping Teens with Scoliosis
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Dr. Flynn discusses recent advancements in technology that allows for new and better ways to treat scoliosis.
Cardiovascular Programs Debate CHD Survivorship Clinics
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A recent article in Cardiovascular Business explored the pros and cons of congenital heart disease survivorship clinics across the country.
Pediatric Cancers Differ from Adult Cancers, and Need Different Treatment Plans, Say CHOP Experts
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A new study finds important differences in how cancers develop in children as compared to adults, proving the concept that childhood cancers are not "small adult tumors."
New Stem Cells Found in Lung, May Offer Target for Regenerative Medicine
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Newly found stem cells that multiply after a lung injury may lead to novel future treatments for patients of all ages with lung diseases.
CHOP Employee Awarded Prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship
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Stepheni Uh, a clinical research assistant at the Center for Autism Research at CHOP, was one of 35 people nationwide to receive the scholarship.
CHOP Urologist Selected by American Urological Association (AUA) to Lead Global Strategy in Asia and Australia
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Aseem R. Shukla, MD, pediatric urologist at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, was recently named AUA Assistant Secretary.
In Congenital Heart Disease: Frailty Measures, Outcome Reporting and Patient Height
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Experts in pediatric heart disease from multiple centers worldwide share their findings at a large national conference sponsored by the Cardiac Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Biomarkers, Clues to Possible Therapy Found in Novel Childhood Neurogenetic Disease
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In a rare genetic disorder causing severe, progressive neurological problems, CHOP researchers find hints that an amino acid supplement might be a targeted therapy.
At Cardiology 2018 Conference — Effective Teams, Improving Outcomes
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Research shows that children growing up with a chronic heart condition can face a lifetime of complications that require more research and clinical innovations to ensure this population is offered the best quality of life possible.