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Want to Know How New Cancer Treatments Affect Children? Ask Them
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A Children’s Hospital Los Angeles researcher uncovers discrepancies between doctor reports and child self-reports about the side effects of cancer treatment.
Stem Cell Analytics Core
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The Stem Cell Analytics Core facilitates stem cell research and innovation for all investigators at CHLA.
Baby’s Breath: A New Way to Study Neonatal Lung Disease
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"Going Over the Edge" for Autism
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Aaron Tanner literally went over the edge for autism. Congratulations for raising over $2,000 to help kids and families with autism spectrum disorders.
The Human MRI Core
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The Human MRI Core—led by Marvin D. Nelson, MD, MBA, FACR,—offers investigators unique access to the state-of-the-art Philips Achieva dStream 3.0T MRI system, which is dedicated solely to research
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Opens Largest Pediatric Neurological Facility in the West
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Patients and their families can receive leading-edge treatment in the bright, new family-friendly space—a convenient, one-stop location for comprehensive neurologic care.
Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Alters Development of Brain Function
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In the first longitudinal study of its kind, Prapti Gautam, PhD, and colleagues from The Saban Research Institute of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles found that children with fetal alcohol spectrum
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