Child Abuse Webinar Child abuse often leaves behind tell-tale signs, known as sentinel injuries. When pediatricians know how to recognize these marks and how to act on them, children's lives can improve and families can break abuse cycles. Jennifer Andrews, MD, specializes in child abuse. In this webinar, she'll share…
Artificial intelligence may change the way we treat pediatric cancer. Big data analysis makes more precise treatment possible.
Understanding what causes SIDS could lead to better methods of prevention and more lives saved. Fern Hauck, MD, focuses on these issues.
When craniosynostosis referrals come early, doctors have more options for treatment. Including minimally invasive surgery or observation.
Our pediatric cancer program's national program participation guarantees the highest quality of treatment, but our team's care is unique.
Gander's research centers on reducing opioid use following pediatric surgery. But he also researches ways to improve access to fresh food.
Guidelines for pediatric scoliosis referrals focus on seeing patients early, when there are the most options for treatment.
A new device at UVA Health Children's could help relieve pain from irritable bowel syndrome. Most patients see improvement in 4 weeks.
Firezer Haregu, MD, is researching the benefits of semilunar valves for partial heart transplants in pediatric patients.
Up to 20% of infants and children waiting for a heart transplant die before ever receiving one. This sobering statistic has historically been attributed to a paucity of available donor hearts. But recent work by Michael McCulloch, MD, a pediatric transplant cardiologist at UVA Health Children’s, and his team of…