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Dr. Shafali Jeste at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles is seeking biomarkers that can address the incredible variability of autism, an important step toward developing targeted treatments.

CHLA study finds that youth from lower-income families reported better mental health during the pandemic than adolescents from wealthier families

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles research study uncovers socioeconomic factors that can impact outcomes of patients with pediatric acute liver failure (PALF).

Citing the latest research, an authority on fetal development discusses the known effects of drinking alcohol during pregnancy.

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Dr. Jonathan M. Tan is building technology with data from weather forecasting organization AccuWeather to study environmental impacts on children’s health.

The wrong type of baby equipment—or using it incorrectly—could harm a child’s development and lead to hip issues. An orthopedic specialist at CHLA explains what all parents should know.

In a first for the field, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles researchers use fetal MRI to measure placental vascular reactivity during pregnancy.