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Questions to Ask Your Cardiologist

Receiving a diagnosis of a congenital heart defect can be overwhelming. The organization called Conquering Congenital Heart Disease created the Guided Questions Tool to assist parents in gathering information and making care decisions during this difficult time. We’ve answered these questions as truthfully, transparently and thoughtfully as possible.

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Caroline: Staying on Pointe Despite Scoliosis

Tap, jazz, ballet and modern – ballerina Caroline Cappelletti dances more than 30 hours a week to perfect her skill. She wasn't going to let a diagnosis of surgical scoliosis keep her from center stage.

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Robert: A Different Perspective on Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome

Amanda heard rumors about low survival rates for hypoplastic left heart syndrome. Here, doctors gave her son a 90% chance of survival.

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Pediatrics in Disasters Program to Focus on Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East

The Pediatrics in Disasters (PEDs) training program, which trains healthcare and humanitarian workers to prioritize life-saving care for children in disasters, has been revised to focus more directly on sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East – where there has been an increase in conflict, refugees and displaced populations.