Study finds that 30% of youth who visit the emergency department for idiopathic abdominal pain report depression, underscoring the need for screening.
CHOC researchers and physicians express support for planned innovation center in Irvine
The center will aim to remove obstacles that prevent innovation in pediatric healthcare and broaden availability of funding opportunities, specialized training programs, and scientific expertise for those committed to improving outcomes for young patients.
Research Day caps historic year after institute’s expansion into new state-of-the-art home
“Every question we ask, every study we undertake, and every breakthrough we pursue begins with a single patient – the child whose story sparks curiosity, inspires discovery, and drives progress.”
CHOC participation in multi-center quality improvement initiative seeks improved growth outcomes in NICU babies who undergo intestinal surgery
Clinicians face challenges in delivering proper nutrition to this fragile population of infants.
Dr. Terrie Inder named to new position of director of the Center for Perinatal and Infant Research at CHOC
Dr. Inder will lead the development of a robust research program focused on clinical and comparative outcomes.
NIH award continues landmark study of brain development in babies born very preterm
Despite health care advances that are keeping babies born very preterm alive, such newborns — who total more than 50,000 in the United States alone each year — face an elevated risk of long-term neurological and developmental difficulties.
