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How to Choose a Pediatrician

Choosing a doctor for your child is an important decision, but it can also be overwhelming. Our expert shares tips for finding and vetting a pediatrician your family can trust — plus what questions to ask throughout the process.

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Novel Use of AlloDerm for Vaginoplasty in Complex Cloaca Repair

Our pediatric colorectal and gynecology experts describe the first known surgical case of using AlloDerm for vaginal reconstruction in a prepubertal patient after repair for a complex cloaca.

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Improving Asthma Guidelines to Change Outcomes

Monica Federico, MD, has spent 20 years standardizing pediatric asthma guidelines to improve care across the country for the chronic condition.

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Nipocalimab Shows Promise in Treatment of HDFN

Through a clinical trial of the drug nipocalimab, Children’s Hospital Colorado doctors are ushering in a new era of treatment for patients with hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn.

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Using AI and Machine Learning to Improve Mental Health Care

Using AI, researchers are mapping movement and expressions to help parents understand and prevent severe behaviors in kids.

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A Center of Excellence in Angelman and Dup15 Syndromes

The Chromosome and Related Disorders Clinic has been named a center of excellence in Angelman and Dup15q.

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Using NSAIDs After Lower Urinary Track Reconstruction Does Not Increase AKI Risk

Our pediatric urology researchers report new evidence that using NSAIDS for pain management after lower urinary tract reconstruction does not increase the risk of an acute kidney injury (AKI).

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How Kids’ Movies Stereotype Strabismus

Strabismus, commonly known as lazy eye, is consistently portrayed as negative across many children’s movies. Learn how this reinforces stereotypes and how providers are calling for change.

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Heart Institute Researchers Awarded Major Grants to Study Congenital Heart Defects

Drs. Shelley Miyamoto and Stephanie Nakano were selected by the American Heart Association and Additional Ventures to lead studies on biological mechanisms of rare congenital heart defects.

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New Therapeutic Approach Targets Protein Synthesis in MYC-Driven Medulloblastoma

Our researchers identified a new therapeutic target in clinical trial development for MYC-driven medulloblastoma that inhibits multiple aspects of protein production in these aggressive brain tumors.