The Research Institute at CHOC is co-leading a study on soft wearable robots with equilibrium-point control for kids with movement disorders.
Dr. Terence Sanger
CHOC study finds COVID-19 infection in newborns, though rare, may result in severe disease
CHOC’s study published in the Pediatrics journal finds that though COVID-19 infections in newborns are rare, they may cause severe disease.
Common theme of hope resonates at inaugural CHOC/UCI Rare Disease Symposium and Family Conference
At the inaugural CHOC/UCI Rare Disease Conference, providers discussed plans for extended research, collaboration and treatment strategies.
Dog bite study shows youngest kids most at risk, which breeds inflict the most severe injuries
This study is one of the first to stratify injury severity based on the type of surgical treatment required.
Research Day 2021: Collaboration, partnerships with community stakeholders key for breakthrough treatments and more equitable healthcare
The all-day webinar on Nov. 17 featured several CHOC doctors and scientists who discussed the importance of rare disease research and more.
CHOC joins select group of U.S. healthcare systems designated as a Rare Disease Center of Excellence
CHOC and UCI Health’s new designation is expected to attract more resources and recognition to help find novel cures for rare disorders.
