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Using new tools, a Children’s Hospital Los Angeles team is assessing risk for cerebral palsy in infants as young as 3 months.

Kennedy Rae Lewis’ mom expected her first ride to be in the back seat of her car on the way home from the hospital. Instead, it was in a helicopter, just hours after she was born—and it was a ride on

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles launched a Small Baby Unit to optimize care for critically ill babies born before 32 weeks of gestation.

A CHLA study finds that preterm birth accounts for nearly a quarter of mortality in babies with congenital diaphragmatic hernia.

How much screen time is healthy for kids? Read CHLA’s pediatrician-approved guide for navigating your child’s screen time, from infancy to adolescence.   

Although Dr. Tran works as a staff nurse in the Steven & Alexandra Cohen Foundation Newborn & Infant Critical Care Unit (NICCU), she is also leading her own research.

The Placenta Biobank will help scientists form a deeper understanding of the role of the placenta and uncover potential new treatments for pregnancy-related complications.

First, he wiggled his fingers. Then he wiggled his toes. Now, he moves his head side to side, and he furrows his eyebrows when he doesn’t agree with you. For 3-year-old Ali Al-Mutawa—and for his

A Children’s Hospital Los Angeles neonatologist travels to China to give invited lectures on neonatal ECMO care.