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Caregiver Decisional Regret After Neurogenic Bladder Surgery

Most caregivers of children with neurogenic bladder that underwent bladder reconstruction surgery had low decisional regret, but a subset reported significant decisional regret.

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Meet the New Chair of Pediatric Urology

Nicholas Cost, MD, the new Chair of Pediatric Urology at Children’s Hospital Colorado, shares his goals, research plans and more.

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Katherine Chin, DDS, Honored as AAPD Southwest District Trustee

Katherine Chin, DDS, has been named the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry trustee for the Southwest District.

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SPROUT, PETAL and BLOSSOM Deliver Unique Comprehensive Care

SPROUT, PETAL and BLOSSOM programs exemplify collaborative care, helping infants hit developmental milestones.

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Avoiding Wound Site Dermatitis After Spine Surgery

A new study examines cases of dermatitis caused by wound closure systems used after spine surgery and offers an alternative system to avoid the issue altogether.

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Standardizing Practice for Pharmacogenomics Testing

New advancements in pharmacogenomics and personalized medicine are making pediatric treatments safer and more effective for all patients.

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Hypertensive Disease of Pregnancy Connection with Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia

New research takes a close look at the impact of severe hypertensive disease of pregnancy on infants. Find out what our team uncovered about the connection with bronchopulmonary dysplasia.

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On Target: Treating Gut Inflammation

Inflammatory bowel disease is characterized by an overactive immune system causing inflammation in the digestive track. New research suggests a way to create a more targeted treatment.

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New Cystic Fibrosis Drug Reduces Treatment Burden

A new FDA-approved drug helps reduce the number of daily medications needed for individuals with cystic fibrosis. A Children’s Hospital Colorado pulmonologist led the nationwide study for Alyftrek.

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Clinician Training Efforts in Outpatient Mental Health Improve Outcomes

Two studies show how workforce training efforts in outpatient mental health clinics improve outcomes and experience for patients and clinicians.