Ryder Montano is the third and youngest CHOC patient with a movement disorder to undergo a procedure called deep brain stimulation (DBS).
First batch of awardees announced for new Chief Scientific Officer small grant program
Research projects of the winners – 12 of 23 were awarded funding – range from virtual reality training to the use of AI to predict COVID-19.
CHOC’s growing thyroid surgery program can compete with the busiest centers when it comes to favorable outcomes, research shows
Dr. Huoh, working with endocrinologists at CHOC, has spearheaded a multi-disciplinary thyroid surgery program that has steadily grown.
Study of COVID-19 infection rates among CHOC’s Emergency Department personnel suggests most got virus through community exposure
A team from CHOC has published original research on the prevalence of COVID-19 infection among its Emergency Department workers.
Neuroscience leaders discuss innovations and their successes, and the need for much more work to be done
Neurosurgeons share their insights on how innovation is closing the gap between clinical needs and the availability of pediatric devices.
New app helps build daily routines for kids with autism spectrum disorder
Gold’s creation, an app he calls uTine, is on the verge of being tested on patients at the Thompson Autism and Neurodevelopmental Center.
