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The Kid’s Got Heart
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When it comes to baseball, “heart” is one of those intangibles in a player that scouts covet. Generally, the word refers to a variety of attributes including hustle, mental fortitude, patience and
Living Donor Liver Transplants: Better Outcomes for Children
September 21, 2021
In a worldwide pediatric study, researchers from Children’s Hospital Los Angeles show the clear benefit of using living donor liver tissue for transplants.
Emmanuel Crosses the MIS-C Finish Line
September 28, 2021
“With MIS-C, it’s important to test kids six months after their illness because they can have residual heart inflammation,” says Andrew Souza, DO.
How Do You Measure Success in Autism Clinical Trials?
October 14, 2022
Shafali Spurling Jeste, MD, shares early findings—and a critical challenge—from the Autism Biomarkers Consortium for Clinical Trials.
CHLA Patient Plays With LEGOS to Overcome Pain
August 7, 2014
Star Wars characters in the cafeteria, a horse in the Radiology Lab and a trap door in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) are not typical things seen at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, but for
Ahead of the COVID-19 Curve
April 22, 2020
How the foresight of one CHLA investigator impacted the entire institution—and the community.
Can't Keep Isaiah Off the Ice for Long
May 22, 2019
Watching 11-year-old Isaiah play hockey, one might think he had the sport in his blood. No. 71 is always the fastest kid on the ice, chasing down the puck with seemingly effortless speed. His has a
A Game-Changer for Young Children With Femur Fractures
July 12, 2022
Study shows that a pre-made brace provides equal healing to a body cast for young children with broken femurs.
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