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Predicting Severity of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia with Fetal Imaging

A team at the Colorado Fetal Care Center is analyzing the most accurate way to predict congenital diaphragmatic hernia severity with ultrasound and MRI scans to optimize for delivery planning.

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Study Identifies Comparable Complications in Pediatric Tibia Fractures

Through a matched cohort study in pediatric patients, researchers find open and closed tibial shaft fractures have similar complication rates, identifying the need for progressive follow-up.

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Split-Flow Model Streamlines Emergency Mental Health Care

The Pediatric Mental Health Institute’s split-flow emergency department model has led to optimized care for patients needing mental or behavioral health care.

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Does Endothelin-1 Impact Single Ventricle Heart Disease Surgical Outcomes?

After years of following children with single ventricle heart disease, our researchers share growing evidence that supports endothelin-1 as a biomarker for predicting surgical palliation outcomes.

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Hyundai Hope Scholar Grant Allows for Advancements in Pediatric Cancer Research

A $400,000 Hope Scholar Grant supports research using poison exons to stop pediatric cancer cells early on.

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Study Explores Advantages of Pediatric Unsedated Transnasal Endoscopy

Our study demonstrates that TNE is a significantly safer alternative to sedated upper GI endoscopy for children, with fewer adverse events. Explore positive impacts to EoE care and other GI disease.

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Novel Multiplex dPCR Assay Strengthens CAR-T Therapy Monitoring

Our researchers developed a novel multiplex digital polymerase chain reaction that measures CAR-T, total T cells and nucleated cells in one test, reducing the need for flow cytometry and using less patient blood volume.

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What to Know About Acetaminophen (Tylenol) and Autism

As advocates for kids, science and research, our experts say there are no significant associations between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and autism.

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Caring for the Whole Athlete: Emily Sweeney, MD, Named Team Physician for Junior Women's Artistic Gymnastics

Emily Sweeney, MD, joins the Junior Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Team as their physician to bring her expertise in gymnastics, injury care and holistic medicine to Team USA.

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New Study Tests Mental Health Tools for Autism

Many autistic youth face mental health challenges, but pediatric therapists report low confidence in implementing interventions. Read more about how the TOUCAN study hopes to bridge that gap.