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Preventing Summer Weight Gain in Kids

Summer is usually a more carefree time when kids tend to gain weight. Get tips on preventing summer weight gain.

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Patients with Brain Tumors Successfully Treated Using Autophagy

Read about Children's Hospital Colorado's research on using autophagy to block BRAF inhibition to treat brain tumors.

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School Health

Our School Health Nursing Program provides consultative services to schools and early childhood and childcare centers to support school nurses in providing quality care to students.

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5 Nutrition Truths for Growing Athletes

The advice and products available to help fuel young athletes for sport are more abundant than ever before, and it’s getting harder to know what works.

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Mold and Common Indoor Allergens: Everything You Need to Know

From mold to pet dander and more — read easy tips from our allergists for reducing indoor allergen exposure in your home to keep your children healthy.

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ATPC Consortium

Advancing Treatment for Pediatric Craniopharyngioma (ATPC) is North America’s first multicenter consortium dedicated exclusively to the discovery and testing of novel therapies for children with adamantinomatous craniopharyngioma (ACP).

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Getting to the Bottom of "Tummy Troubles"

Kids with unexplained stomach distress might finally have answers, thanks to "second brain" pediatric experts who study the neurons in your gut.

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Open Fetal Myelomeningocele Repair Study

Study finds in open fetal myelomeningocele (spina bifida) repair, ductus arteriosus constriction worsens during inhaled anesthesia. Learn about the research that is being conducted to mitigate this problem.

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Anorectal Malformation Rectobladder Neck Fistula

This research study discusses the characteristics of rectobladder neck fistulas and the effects, such as prognosis for bowel control.

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Bioengineering Alternative to Open Fetal Repair Spina Bifida

This study demonstrates a potential new, minimally invasive approach to in-utero spina bifida repair – a bioengineered reverse thermal gel.