It's #NationalHealthCareVolunteerWeek and we are excited to share our Volunteer of the Year - Arathi! She began volunteering in 2017 and has given more than 280 hours of service. Congratulations Arathi and thank you to all of our incredible volunteers! #VolunteerMonth #LifeAtNCH
Join us for two nights of free music and an incredible lineup of auction items benefiting St. Jude. Go to https://bit.ly/32pDSWt to register and for more information on how you can join @paddywarbucks for Songwriters Night April 20th and the Rheneypalooza Jam April 21st.
Congrats to our friends @KeithUrban and @MickeyGuyton who hosted the @ACMawards last night! We are so happy for all of our @stjude Country Industry friends who won or were nominated for an award last night!
.@KeithUrban & @MickeyGuyton are in the house! 🔥 So excited to have them hosting the 56th #ACMawards live from #Nashville!
Florida leads the nation in the number of drownings/submersions. Many happen at home in residential pools, but also in other bodies of water. Our Safe Kids Supervisor Petra Stanton reminds parents of ways to keep their kids safe around water: https://bit.ly/3n21gmf
“Estoy súper bien, y ya logré comenzar a estudiar. Estoy en la universidad estudiando Comunicaciones Publicitarias. También, me creció el cabello. ¡Me encanta como lo tengo!” dijo Daniela, paciente de St. Jude.
“I’m doing great!” St. Jude patient Gabriela told us in a recent update. “I’m going to college to study advertising communications. My hair is growing and I love it!” —St. Jude patient Daniela.
To celebrate #NationalVolunteerWeek we're introducing new meeting backgrounds for our volunteers! Download yours to make meetings a little cheerier. https://bit.ly/3aivbl7
Thank you for sharing! We're proud of the work our doctors and investigators are doing 🙂
In response to a new study by Diana Moke and colleagues @ChildrensLA providing high quality evidence on hearing loss in #ChildhoodCancer survivors🎗, we published a commentary in @LancetChildAdol (🧵1/2):
https://doi.org/10.1016/S2352-4642(21)00099-7
Six years ago, Cassie’s world was turned upside. She found out her baby, Summer, had a life-threatening congenital diaphragmatic hernia. She was devastated. Then one of our surgeons gave her hope and showed her she could handle anything for her daughter. https://bit.ly/32tngNK
Pollen allergies affect millions of children and adults, causing misery for weeks to months each spring, summer, and autumn. Here's what you should know about pollen allergies and COVID-19: https://bit.ly/2P2vEAB
Thank you to all of our volunteers who serve our patients and their families. Although we’ve paused in-person volunteer services due to the pandemic, our appreciation only grows stronger. We miss you! #NationalVolunteerWeek
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A cohort study of 123,175 offspring born in Manitoba, Canada from 2005 to 2016 found that epidural labor analgesia is not associated with an increased risk of autism spectrum disorder in the offspring https://ja.ma/3sqkXp6
In the Center for Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH), Joy Perkins is the familiar voice of hope & direction that parents hear from the time they coordinate their hospital arrival to after they are discharged: https://bit.ly/3mXi2TK #CDHAwarenessDay
Barbara and Jack's 3-year-old daughter Suzy was diagnosed with cancer the same week Jack underwent surgery for colon cancer, and Barbara learned she had breast cancer.
But they didn't let any of it stop them from volunteering. https://bit.ly/3mTuSlO
#NationalVolunteerWeek
Did you know that Children's has Georgia's only nationally ranked orthopedics and sports medicine program for teens? We're proud to team up with @White_Willy13, @_milesrobinson_ and @GradyJarrett to help ensure teen athletes are getting the care they need. https://www.choa.org/about-us/why-choose-childrens/teens-vs-pros?cid=_fu-smk_ch-sn_s-tw_crx-222x_na5
Happy Volunteer Month! We are so grateful for our incredible team of volunteers. Each and every one of you is making a difference in the lives of our patients, families and staff. We can't wait to have you back on campus with us! #VolunteerMonth #VolunteerAppreciation #LifeAtNCH
Tell us you're a Mom Boss without telling us you're a Mom Boss by tagging us in your posts! And don't forget to register for The St. Jude Mom Boss Summit on April 21st. #stjudemomboss https://bit.ly/2Q4INK3
Seven years ago, Alex joined us as a Volunteen. Just months later, he was diagnosed with cancer and traded his green apron for a patient gown. Today, the 23-year-old is a thriving post-graduate researcher who hopes to return to our halls once again someday—as a doctor.
Study presents worldwide, first-time evidence that motor spinal levels and, consequently, functional mobility are better in school-aged patients with a history of prenatal rather than postnatal SB surgery https://ja.ma/3mm4W1X
In moments that separate us, we unite as one. More than a half-century ago, Danny Thomas envisioned a hospital that would treat children regardless of race, color, creed or their family's ability to pay. A facility where research would shine light into the darkness.
We’re signed up for the #MarchforBabies – are you? Join #TeamAdvocateAurora and help support @MarchofDimesIL at our virtual walk this year. http://ow.ly/EsHO50EbpG2
You can now use our LiveWell app to complete your SafeCheck screening before you arrive at your Advocate Aurora Health destination. It’s a convenient way to make your next visit a bit easier. Download now: http://ow.ly/Q8yz50E8Mjh
Suicide: The conversation every parent should have with their kids. https://bit.ly/2ms8rJd #SuicidePrevention
5 common reasons why children wet the bed (and what parents can do about it!) #bedwetting #parentingadvice https://bit.ly/2FfDIWE
As parents who love our kids and want to protect them, it’s our duty to equip them to stay away from drugs and alcohol. Honest, open conversations help them develop the attitudes, skills and confidence needed to make smart choices — even peers aren’t. http://bit.ly/SCGoodGrowing
Delayed umbilical cord clamping should be the preferred strategy for preterm infants; however, larger trials directly comparing delayed umbilical cord clamping and umbilical cord milking are needed https://ja.ma/3fF0Alj
Since 1999, the St. Jude Up ‘til Dawn program has raised $50+ million #forStJude on more than 250 college campuses. We’re proud of these students and look forward to seeing how the next generation will transform events to support the St. Jude mission. https://bit.ly/3uUDJqe
After 3-year-old Sire’ bumped his head, he was acting quiet. When he vomited, Mom took him to the Children’s Wisconsin ED. Dr. Sandra Huitink did a neuro test, which was clean, and gave him meds for his stomach. After a day, Sire’ was back to his happy, high-energy self.
At @StJudeResearch, Dr. Esther Obeng delves into some of the most vexing mysteries of leukemia — an opportunity she doesn't take for granted.
Read about her work and how donors and supporters like you help make it possible. https://bit.ly/3ajxnsK
Can your family make it out of the house in less than 2 minutes? Follow these 3 simple steps to create your family's fire escape plan: https://bit.ly/2AQzjH4 #firesafety #fireescapeplan #firesafetytips
"I think some of the best experiences I have had is when my patients have told me that they came to clinic and didn't realize how bad they felt and they started on treatment and they realized how much better life could be." -Dr. Susan Creary #SickleCell https://bit.ly/3enSSdd
We couldn't be more excited for the St. Jude Mom Boss Summit lineup! Check out our featured speakers and breakout sessions and don't forget to register today! #stjudemomboss
https://bit.ly/3uOHrSi
Why is it recommended that children under 5 should be drinking water and plain, pasteurized milk? A pediatrician explains. http://ow.ly/QXN150EmAAw
Join us in wishing our occupational therapists a happy #OTMonth! They help patients gain independence in their daily activities, working with them to develop the fine motor skills, sensory motor skills and visual motor skills that they need to function & socialize.
Such a fun opportunity for St. Jude patient Oni to be featured on @gmfb today!
We LOVED having @StJude's Moments Guest, Oni Davenport, on #GMFB!
Oni shares his story about being diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2015. He also talks to us about his style of play as a RB, the @Seahawks & more!
For information & how to donate, visit http://StJude.org
Our friends at @wsbtv have been there for us in ways big and small. Today, it’s our turn to be there for them. Emsley, a 12-year-old undergoing treatment for a brain tumor, has a special message for the one and only @JovitaMoore.
Congratulations to Jesse Berry, MD, @ChildrensLA’s Associate Director of Ocular Oncology, for being awarded the @USC Mentoring Award for Faculty Mentoring Graduate Students. The mentee becomes the award-winning mentor. Full circle! https://www.chla.org/develop-the-next-generation-scientists-mentoring-matters#jesse-thomas @_moda_md 👏👏👏
After a successful liver transplant in 2015, Corrie set out to give back to the hospitals that saved her life. This year, she surpassed her goal by collecting more than 1,200 pairs of pajamas for kids—giving families tangible warmth and love during their time of need. #DonateLife
“I was lucky enough to be one of the vaccinators during a previous COVID-19 vaccine clinic. I have always been so proud to work at @nationwidekids, but never more proud than this day.” -Rita, RN Clinical Leader, Pulmonary https://bit.ly/3sobdvz
Did you know some plants, like Lily of the Valley, are toxic to children? Learn more here. http://ow.ly/pzEd50EnJIK
Functional mobility and motor levels are improved for children who underwent prenatal myelomeningocele repair vs standard postnatal repair https://ja.ma/3umL6Xd
This year, our annual Scrubs Party fundraiser is virtual and free to attend! The auction is now live with great items up for grabs, including an @ATLUTD suite and a @WaffleHouse food truck visit. Register for the April 17 (tomorrow!) event and auction: https://qtego.net/qlink/scrubs/register
We are honored that our virtual mental and behavioral health work has been recognized by the @MKEBizJournal with a Business Tech Award. Read this blog post to learn more about how we're working to combat the mental health crisis facing Wisconsin's kids. https://childrenswi.link/3mUpeQn
Caleb (wearing green in the picture) was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor in 2018. He was referred to St. Jude for treatment, where he received proton therapy and chemotherapy. Today he is cancer free! Go Caleb!
Watch tonight’s Facebook Live, “Autism 204: Supporting the Autism Community in Central and Eastern Washington,” a virtual presentation that will provide information about the unique issues and support available for the autism community at https://www.facebook.com/seattlechildrens/videos/197635695275240.
Have you ever heard of "Container Baby Syndrome"? Find out what it is and how you can help your baby's development. https://bit.ly/2IQvGWs #babysafety#parentingtips
New targets for Ewing sarcoma emerge in CRISPR-Cas9 screen - Boston Children's Discoveries
New targets for Ewing sarcoma emerge in CRISPR-Cas9 screen - Boston Children's Discoveries
The TP53 pathway normally reins in cancerous cells. It's intact in most pediatric cancers, yet drugs targeting the pathway may curb Ewing sarcoma.
answers.childrenshospital.org
The Pediatric Cancer Dependency Map: A new angle on tough cancers - Boston Children's Answers
The Pediatric Cancer Dependency Map: A new angle on tough cancers - Boston Children's Answers
Mapping the genes tumor cells need to live introduces new targets for tough childhood cancers, which have few targetable oncogenic mutations.
answers.childrenshospital.org
This spirited 2-year-old is working hard with our occupational therapists to improve her mobility and fine motor skills following a traumatic brain injury. As part of her rehab journey, Alyssa loves venturing outside to our koi pond to get some fresh air.
(1/3) Kyson has been seeing Dr. Ann Marie Sundareson, his pediatrician at the Children’s Wisconsin Kenosha Pediatrics primary care office, since he was born in December 2019. But at his latest well-visit, he got to meet someone new and it was a fun experience for all involved.
