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CHLA’s Cardiogenomics team cares for three siblings after it was found they inherited a dangerous heart condition called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

Physicians can use late gadolinium enhancement technique to identify high-risk hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patients.

The specialized Fetal Cardiology Program in the Heart Institute at CHLA helps kids like E.J. who are born with heart defects grow up stronger and healthier.

A heart transplant can be the best option for children with end-stage heart failure. Heart failure from congenital heart disease is the top reason that children under one year of age need a transplant

Afflicted with severe myocarditis as an infant, Sawyer beat the odds and got a second chance at life with a new heart.

Investigators found that many MIS-C patients had cardiac abnormalities at their 6-month follow-up, so all patients treated for this condition should have a cardiac evaluation.

Aneurysms can evolve rapidly, putting patients at risk for blood clots and heart attack.

A motion analysis study finds that the single-leg hop may be a key test to see if younger athletes have biomechanical deficiencies.

A range of specialists at CHLA collaborated to care for a young patient with the new disorder effecting children who have had COVID-19