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Cord Blood Lipid Levels Linked to Birth Weight, Doppler Velocimetry of Fetal Vessels in Fetal Growth Restriction Pregnancies

In this study, researchers explored the link between fetal growth restriction and cord blood lipid levels, finding that growth-restricted infants have altered cord blood lipid profiles, with abnormal Doppler flow in fetal vessels. This suggests an influence on intrauterine lipid metabolism.

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Concussion Myths and Misconceptions

Concussions harm young athletes and parents have questions about them. We tell you what research says about common myths and misconceptions about them.

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Improving Options for Pediatric Craniopharyngioma Treatment

The Children's Hospital Colorado Neuroscience Institute is making advances in the treatment of craniopharyngioma, a benign but debilitating brain tumor that primarily affects children. Led by Dr. Todd Hankinson, the Institute has formed a consortium dedicated to researching new treatments and is now leading clinical trials exploring novel therapies.

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Advanced Genetic Testing to Avert Rare Pregnancy Complications

Through genetic testing, a pregnant woman discovered she carried a rare MAGED2 gene variation linked to Bartter syndrome, potentially threatening both her and her unborn baby's life. Leveraging precision medicine, her doctors at UCHealth and the Colorado Fetal Care Center developed a personalized care plan, successfully carrying her pregnancy to full term and ensuring the health of both mother and baby.

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Accelerating the Discovery of Inborn Errors of Immunity

The immunology team at Children’s Hospital Colorado has built a center of excellence to study extremely rare genetic abnormalities that lead to immune diseases, an approach they say can generate knowledge applicable to more common disorders.

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Outdoor Sport Weather Safety

It’s important to know how weather can affect athletes. Whether that’s by avoiding extreme heat or knowing where to go during a thunderstorm, understanding the precautions can keep young athletes healthy and safe.

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Study of Celiac Disease in European, U.S. Children Shows Incidence Varies by Region

A four-country study of children at risk for developing celiac disease (CD) found its incidence by age 10 varied by region, even within the U.S. Learn what U.S. state had the highest incidence.

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Everything Parents Should Know About Pediatric Head Injuries

From bumps on the head to facial fractures and concussion, read our expert's advice on common pediatric head injuries, concerning signs and symptoms, and when and where to seek care.

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Athletic Trainers and Cardiac Arrest

Athletic trainers are important on and off the field, but especially crucial during an emergency. Find out more about how athletic trainers can make a difference during an athlete’s cardiac arrest.

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Stretching a Newly Injured Muscle

Although muscle injuries are common among young athletes, understanding the dos and don’ts of healing those muscles could make the difference in returning to play.