Pediatrics

Innovation and discoveries from the most advanced children’s hospital in the region

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Drug Trio Boosts Gut Microbiome in Children with CF

Study shows that pediatric patients receiving an ELX/TEZ/IVA therapy for cystic fibrosis underwent changes in the gut microbiome.

Child Chemotherapy Patient Finishing Treatment with a Ceremonial Bell Ring

Preserving Fertility Options After Treatment is Advocates’ Goal

Call-to-action urges preservation of reproduction as part of pediatric cancer care protocols.

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Enhancing Quality of Life for Transplant Patients, Pre-surgery

Expert guidance for enabling children to optimize health and well-being while awaiting a liver transplant.

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Nirsevimab Effective Against Severe RSV in Infants

Demand is driven by the severity and frequency of the illness.

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ChatGPT Makes Headway in Healthcare

Study finds ChatGPT holds great potential to transform almost every step of healthcare delivery.

Looking Closely at Sport-Related Concussions in Young Children

Although millions of young children play sports, they’re an understudied population for head injuries.

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Wearable Tech Warns of Potential Problem Behaviors

Autism community members contributed concepts in developing the system.

2 year old open heart surgery survivor getting check-up

Gray Zone for Flow in Single Ventricle Palliation

Short-term benefits of aortopulmonary collaterals lead to longer term burden as volumes increase.

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Malnutrition and Maternal Depression Linked in Sickle Cell Study

Study finds maternal depression is independently associated with malnutrition in Nigerian children with sickle cell anemia.

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16 Genetic Links Found Between Rhythm and Language

New research strengthens evidence that rhythm and language have a shared genetic basis.