CHOC clinicians recently administered the first ever in-human dosing of gene therapy for Hurler Syndrome, a rare lysosomal storage disease.
Journey to a rare diagnosis: Colten’s story
A CHOC PICU nurse tells the story of her son, Colten, who received a rare Alström Syndrome diagnosis with the help of specialists at CHOC.
How CHOC otolaryngologists are changing tonsillectomy recovery
Two CHOC otolaryngologists are championing intracapsular tonsillectomies to reduce bleeding and hospital readmission rates.
CHOC nurse scientist to discuss collaborative innovation at national conference
Jennifer Hayakawa participated in the “Teamwork makes the dream work” panel at the seventh annual Nursing Innovation Summit on Oct. 23.
Testicular Cryopreservation bringing hope to CHOC cancer patients
Young male patients undergoing treatment for some cancers or blood disorders at CHOC Children’s have another hope for fertility preservation.
Leprosy antibiotic is safe treatment for M. abscessus infections, CHOC infectious disease team finds
An oral antibiotic used to treat leprosy is safe and well-tolerated in children with challenging-to-treat mycobacterium abscessus infections.
