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Regional and institutional variations in duration of opioid treatment for infants underscore need for national standards.

The Anderson Stewart Family Foundation’s recent $50 million gift continues a three-decade history of giving, helping to cement CHLA’s position as a leader in pediatric health care.

Study links higher LGBTQ+ minority stress to increased depression and suicide risk among psychiatrically hospitalized youth.