Teaming Up to Boost Infant Outcomes
November 6, 2020
Group fosters research collaborations to study early brain development, cerebral palsy and more.
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Researchers Awarded $3.5 Million to Study Brain and Cranium Development in Children
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Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and Children’s National Hospital collaborate, creating the first ever toolbox to help clinicians understand how the brain and cranium grow together.
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July 15, 2022
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles imaging researchers developed biomarkers for a study seeking treatments for infants with oxygen deprivation damage
New Faculty Spotlight: Beth Smith, PhD, DPT, PT
August 24, 2021
Beth Smith, PhD, DPT, PT Director, Infant Neuromotor Control Laboratory As a physical therapist, Dr. Smith is deeply interested in movement. Specifically, her lab studies babies’ movements and
5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT COVID-19 RESEARCH
October 13, 2021
The pandemic stopped the world in its tracks, forcing many industries to shut down. Research was affected, with labs closed and investigators asked to work remotely. But while many projects were
CHLA Receives $1.5 Million Grant to Help Expand Pediatric MRI Access to Developing Countries
December 26, 2022
Award from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for developing image analysis tools to enable more accessible imaging for pediatric brain research.
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Receives $1.5 Million Award to Help Expand Use of Pediatric MRI to Developing Countries
December 30, 2022
CHLA team receives grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to create MRI image analysis tools for pediatric brain research.
Adverse Childhood Experiences Can Have Lifelong Effects Without Early Identification and Intervention
June 2, 2021
A new study of baby-parent pairs aims to improve screening through precision medicine