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Children's Hospital Los Angeles researchers examine whether anesthesia has harmful effects on children and the extent of risk.

A Children’s Hospital Los Angeles team developed the test, which is the first to precisely measure how much cerebrospinal fluid is flowing through a shunt.

Dr. Chiarelli's passion for research began as an undergraduate at Pomona College, when he worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory by invitation from a faculty mentor.

He received lifesaving care as a baby. Now 16, Caden is raising funds for the hospital as a Junior Ambassador—and hopes to inspire others.

The large, multi-site analysis highlights a critical connection between cerebral blood flow, hypermetabolism and depression severity.

Dr. Sedrakyan is studying interventions to address the mechanisms behind Alport syndrome, a genetic condition that can lead to kidney disease.

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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.

New research into low-field MRI could transform pediatric imaging for the heart, lungs and more.