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Pediatric and obstetric health leaders from 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health and Lucile Packard Children鈥檚 Hospital Stanford are frequently highlighted in local and national media for providing world-class, extraordinary care to children and expectant mothers. Following is a sampling of these media appearances.

March 2025

AI Improves IV Nutrition for Preemies 3/27/25 An algorithm that learned from tens of thousands of nutrition prescriptions for premature babies could reduce medical errors and better identify what nutrients the smallest patients need. Nima Aghaeepour, PhD, David Stevenson, MD, and Shabnam Gaskari, PharmD, are featured.
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What鈥檚 Next for COOs? 3/26/25 Rick Majzun, president and COO, discusses how the COO role has evolved.
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Doctors Still Seeking Cure for Brain Cancer That Struck Former Utah Rep. Mia Love 3/25/25 Michelle Monje, MD, PhD, discusses what scientists are learning about glioblastoma.

Doctors Don鈥檛 Yet Know Why COVID Affects Women Differently Than Men 3/25/25 Yvonne Maldonado, MD, explains what the symptoms of long COVID are.

Stephanie Chao, MD Details Relationships in Mass Shootings Involving Children 3/25/25 Recent research detailed that a child was most likely to be killed in a mass shooting by a parent or family member vs a stranger or peer. Stephanie Chao, MD, explains.

How to Deal With Allergies During Pregnancy 3/24/25 Anne Liu, MD, discusses what to know about what causes pregnancy allergies, symptoms to look out for and how to get the right treatment.

Medical Benchmarks and the Myth of the Universal Patient 3/24/25 A 麻豆果冻传媒 study is mentioned.

Medical Rundown: This Week鈥檚 Top Stories 3/21/25 Alok Patel, MD, discusses the measles outbreak across 18 states and the importance of vaccination
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At 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health, Ongoing Gains Leveraging AI 3/21/25 Natalie Pageler, MD, Stanford Children鈥檚 chief health informatics officer, shares about progress using AI.

Gene Therapy RGX-202 Shows Positive Interim Results in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Trial 3/20/25 Carolina Tesi Rocha, MD, discusses new biomarker data at the 2025 Muscular Dystrophy Association Clinical & Scientific Conference of RGX-202 from the phase 1/2 trial.
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Digital Tool Gives Kids With ADHD Feedback on Their Brains During Cognitive Exercises 3/20/25 Hadi Hosseini, PhD, discusses research into a technique to help kids with ADHD strengthen their working memory.
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The 37 Health Systems Optum Recommends for Cancer Care in 2025 3/18/25 Lucile Packard Children鈥檚 Hospital Stanford is listed.

10 Old-Fashioned Standards First Graders Had to Meet in 1979 That Prove Today鈥檚 Kids Are Likely Developmentally Stunted 3/18/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

Up In Smoke: The Impact of Wildfires on Little Lungs 3/18/25 Lisa Patel, MD, explains the health impacts of wildfire air pollution.
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Nearly 95 People Sick in Fourth Holland America Cruise Norovirus Outbreak This Year 3/18/25 Dean Winslow, MD, explains how to protect yourselves from norovirus.

5 Easy-To-Miss Signs a Child Is Battling Loneliness, According to a Mental Health Advocate 3/17/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

How Much Sleep Do You Really Need? Experts Say It Depends 3/14/25 Rafael Pelayo, MD, is quoted.

The Risks of Universal Water Fluoridation and 鈥楴o Known 贬补谤尘鈥� 3/14/25 , discusses the need for more research about the risks of fluoride in our water.

麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health Maintains Focus on Equity in Care 3/13/25 Ndidi Unaka, MD, Chief Health Equity Officer, talks about the steps the organization is taking and offers insights on closing disparities.
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Editorial: Teens Need More Rest. High School Start Times Should Account for That. and 3/13/25 Caroline Okorie, MD, describes the biological shift in circadian rhythms during teen years.

Lucile Packard Children鈥檚 Hospital Stanford Reverified as Level I Children鈥檚 Surgery Center by American College of Surgeons 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health News Center 3/12/25 The designation is the highest a hospital can receive from ACS. Karthik Balakrishnan, MD, Jesus Cepero, PhD, and Rick Majzun, president and COO, are quoted.

Signs of Sports Injury in Young Athletes and 3/12/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

How COVID Shaped a Resilient Generation of Kids 3/11/25 Elizabeth Reichert, PhD, and Mari Kurahashi, MD, discuss a webinar series聽they created to help parents with pandemic-focused caregiving strategies.

鈥楤alanced Digital Habits鈥�: TikTok Introduces Parental Controls for User Under 16 and 3/11/25 Alok Patel, MD, describes the benefits of the features.

What COVID-19 Taught Us About Protecting Kids in Future Pandemics and 3/11/25 Five years after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, Yvonne Maldonado, MD, describes the specific needs of children during such emergencies.

How Young Is Too Young to Have a Smartphone? 5 of the Biggest Parenting Questions About Smartphones, Answered 3/10/25 A 麻豆果冻传媒 study is mentioned.
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Coming Soon: A Blood Test That Diagnoses Endometriosis 3/7/25 Esther Chung, MD, discusses the new blood test study that may help researchers to identify which markers might indicate endometriosis.

How Moms-to-Be Can Maximize the Immunity They Pass to Baby 3/6/25 Natali Aziz, MD, discusses the importance of getting vaccinated during pregnancy and how it can protect not just the mom-to-be but also the baby during those first critical months of life.

Higher Maternal Folic Acid Intake Linked to Improved Child Development 3/6/25 , describes a new study that reveals pregnant women who take higher doses of folic acid in the first trimester may improve their child's verbal abilities and behavior by age six.
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Bride Walked Down the Aisle by Surgeon Who Saved Her Life Twice: 'This Day Would Not Be Possible Without Him' 3/5/25 Jenny Tice shares a special connection with Carlos Esquivel, MD. He performed a liver transplant that saved her when she was a baby.
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Pediatric Insomnia: The Sleep Disorder Keeping Physicians Up at Night 3/5/25 Rafael Pelayo, MD, gives clinical guidance on the diagnosis and evidence-based treatment of pediatric insomnia.

Innovative Brain Cancer Research Honored with The Brain Prize, the World鈥檚 Most Prestigious Award in Neuroscience 3/5/25 Michelle Monje, MD, PhD, was awarded The Brain Prize for her pioneering contributions to the understanding of gliomas.
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Former Chairs of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices on the Panel鈥檚 Role 3/5/25 Grace Lee, MD, describes the ACIP鈥檚 role in reviewing science to keep Americans healthy.

Packard Children鈥檚 Opens Renovated Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 3/4/25 The new Axe and Blaise Wanstrath Neonatal Intensive Care Unit features 14 new rooms鈥�12 private rooms and two semiprivate rooms with beds that can accommodate newborn twins鈥攄esigned to enhance the care and comfort of newborns, mothers, and dedicated health care staff. Paul King, CEO, and Lawrence Prince, MD, are featured.
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Foothill Music Theatre鈥檚 鈥楾he Prom鈥� Features a Doctor in the House 3/4/25 Leo Lopez, MD, is an actor playing multiple roles on stage, but offstage, he鈥檚 a pediatric cardiologist.

Your Best Life: Impact of Wildfires on Little Lungs 3/4/25 Lisa Patel, MD, explains how toxic wildfire smoke can be.
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Little Girl Channels Every Adult When She Turns Out Not to Be a Morning Person 3/4/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

As Texas Measles Outbreak Grows, RFK Jr. Says 鈥楶arents Should Consider鈥� the Shot 3/3/25 Dean Winslow, MD, explains the importance of the measles vaccine.
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Injectable Drug Resolves Dangerous Food Allergies in One-Third of Kids 3/3/25 , is quoted.
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Oficial de Polic铆a Salva la Vida de Beb茅 Que se Ahogaba en Hayward 3/3/25 Anna Brzezinski, MD, discusses the importance of learning CPR.

Roseville Teen Stays Awake During Heart Surgery, Helping Doctors Find Abnormal Heartbeat 3/3/25 Eian Long, 16, stayed awake during his successful heart procedure to eliminate the arrhythmia to aid his doctors, showcasing remarkable bravery, strength, and curiosity. Scott Ceresnak, MD, is featured.
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Measles Cases Now in 9 States as Texas Outbreak Grows 3/1/25 Alok Patel, MD, delivers the latest on the measles outbreak that has spread to nine states.

February 2025

Window-Washing Superheroes Bring Smiles to Patients at Stanford Children's Hospital 2/28/25 Armed with squeegees and smiles, window washers dressed up as popular Marvel, DC, and Disney superheroes hopped on their scaffolding and put on a show for patients at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford.
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Harsh Flu Season Has Health Officials Worried About Brain Complications in Children 2/27/25 Keith Van Haren, MD, is quoted.

Unleashing the Power of CAR T Cells: Insights from Day 3 of AACR IO 2/27/25 , stresses the importance of public awareness and investment in science.

Aumentan Casos de Depresi贸n Posparto Entre Madres Latina; Existen Recursos de Ayuda 2/26/25 Katherine Bianco, MD, discusses postpartum depression.

Sunscreen Saves 2/26/25 Ann Marqueling, MD, discusses the different types of sunscreen.

A Parent鈥檚 Guide to Balancing Physical, Emotional, and Mental Health in Childhood 2/26/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

5 Emotional Impacts to Consider When Prescribing GLP-1 Drugs to Teens 2/25/25 Rachel Herdes, MD, describes the importance of explaining that the medication is not a quick fix.

Small Hero, Big Victory (paid article) 2/25/25 Lewis Larsen was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor at just 10 months old. Laura Prolo, MD, and , describe the surgery that saved him.

Understanding Raw Milk鈥檚 Disease Risk 鈥� and Pasteurization鈥檚 Importance 2/25/25 Desiree LaBeaud, MD, is mentioned.

Dealing With Pediatric Injuries as a Busy Parent 2/25/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

The Horror of Child Abuse in the Black Community 2/24/25 Stephanie Chao, MD, discusses research that found Black children are over-reported as suspected victims of child abuse.

Importance of the Child Vaccination Schedule 2/21/25 Alok Patel, MD, answers health questions about the vaccination schedule of children and the safety of vaccines.

Racial and Ethnic Disparities Persist in Migraine Diagnosis and Management at Pediatric Emergency Departments Experts Offer Strategies to Standardize Treatment 2/20/25 Susy Jeng, MD, is quoted.

California Bill Introduced in Effort to Ban Sale of Anti-aging Products to Shoppers Under 18 2/19/25 Zakia Rahman, MD, explains the risks of complex skincare routines for children.

麻豆果冻传媒 Touts 'Access' In Parent-Focused Campaign 2/19/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

Stanford Children's Health Promotes COO to President 2/18/25 In his new role as president and COO, Rick Majzun will work more directly on strategic, operational, regulatory, and financial management of 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health.
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How Can First-Time Parents Prepare for a Preterm Birth? 2/18/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

Measles Cases Are Rising in US as Texas Outbreak Grows. Should We Be Concerned? 2/17/25 Alok Patel, MD, describes the importance of vaccines.

Silicon Valley Power 100 2025: Advocates 2/15/25 Paul King, CEO, is listed.

Forgot Your Flu Vaccine? With 鈥楬istoric鈥� Infections, It鈥檚 Not Too Late for a Shot 2/15/25 Yvonne Maldonado, MD, discusses why people still have time to get a flu shot if they haven鈥檛 yet.

58 Hospital and Health System CMIOs and CNIOs to Know | 2024 2/14/25 Natalie Pageler, MD, is listed.

Mitchell Cohen is New Chief Medical Officer at Stanford Children鈥檚 2/14/25 A pediatric gastroenterologist, Cohen led the first National Institutes of Health Digestive Disease Research Center dedicated to pediatrics.

An Intense Flu Season Is Filling Hospitals With Severely Ill Patients 2/14/25 Keith Van Haren, MD, and , describe their work to understand how many cases of acute necrotizing encephalopathy there have been this flu season.
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US FDA Approves GSK's Combo Meningococcal Vaccine and MSN 2/14/25 Patty Sabey, MD, explains the benefit of have a 5-in-1 vaccine for meningococcal diseases.
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New Study Finds Affordable Cure for Some Peanut Allergies, Offering Hope to Thousands 2/13/25 Alok Patel, MD, is quoted.

The Need for Improved Diagnostics to Reduce the Threat of Antimicrobial Resistance 2/13/25 Desiree LaBeaud, MD, is quoted.

57 Health Systems on Forbes鈥� List of Best Large Employers 2/13/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is included.

America鈥檚 Best Large Employers 2025 2/12/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is included on the list.
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The Best Baby Carrier I Found for Hands-Free Cuddling鈥攁nd 3 Others Parents Love 2/12/25 Tomomi Hayashi, MD, describes how parents can find a safe baby carrier.

IBD Patients Cited These Issues as Top Barriers to Care 2/11/25 Jonathan Moses, MD, comments on a study that identified what IBD-specific resources patients need.

Mass Shootings That Claim Most Kids' Lives Are Done by Family Members 2/10/25 Domestic violence underlies the majority of children鈥檚 and teens鈥� deaths in U.S. mass shootings, a new 麻豆果冻传媒-led analysis has found. Stephanie Chao, MD, explains.
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Going to Bed After This Time Could Harm Your Mental Health. What Stanford Research Says and 2/9/25 Jamie Zeitzer, PhD, is quoted.

NY Temporarily Closes Live Poultry Markets to Prevent Spread of Bird Flu 2/8/25 Alok Patel, MD, discusses the increase of bird flu cases.

The Double-Edged Screen: Online Platforms Can Be a Force for Good for Kids 2/8/25 Lindsay Stevens, MD, encourages collaboration to designing social media platforms.

7 Positive Benefits of Spending Time Eating With Family According to Science 2/7/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

Meet Heike Daldrup-Link: Radiologist and Author of Medical Mystery Novels 2/6/25 Heike Daldrup-Link, MD, describes her journey in radiology and writing.

90+ Guests, Crew Sick in Royal Caribbean Cruise Gastrointestinal Outbreak 2/6/25 Dean Winslow, MD, explains how to protect yourselves from norovirus.

How Young Is Too Young to Have a Smartphone? 2/4/25 A 麻豆果冻传媒 study is mentioned.
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2025: The Year of the Snake 鈥� Get Ready to S-Ssssssslither into Renewal 2/4/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health and Lucile Packard Children鈥檚 Hospital Stanford are mentioned.

10 Skills and Traits of Successful Digital Leaders 2/3/25 Tanya Townsend, Chief Information and Digital Officer, shares her thoughts on what makes successful digital leaders.

Want to Raise Emotionally Intelligent Children? Try This Simple Act. 2/3/25 Caroline Fleck, PhD, is quoted.

January 2025

The Tech Shaping Healthcare in 2025, Per 62 Leaders 1/30/25 Charlette Stallworth discusses trends in health care innovation focusing on equity.

Fake Pharmaceuticals Laced with Fentanyl Are a Global Health Crisis 1/30/25 , discusses the crisis and what can be done to address it.

What鈥檚 the Deal With Microplastics, the Material That 鈥楴ever Goes Away鈥�? 1/30/25 Desiree LaBeaud, MD, and Kara Meister, MD, are quoted.
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How a Cancer Campus Fits into Stanford's Future 1/29/25 Paul King, president and CEO, discusses the importance of making clinical trials more accessible.
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California Excels at Screening Babies for Main Cause of Childhood Blindness (pg. 17-18) 1/28/25 California is doing a better job than most of the country at preventing the leading cause of childhood blindness, and helping to shrink racial disparities in the process, according to a new 麻豆果冻传媒-led study. Jochen Profit, MD, and MK Quinn, PhD, are featured.

Med School Professor, Director and Former Ballerina Maya Adam 鈥�04 Educates Through Storytelling 1/28/25 Maya Adam, MD, describes her journey and goal of humanizing the field of health.

Princess, Viking Gastrointestinal Outbreaks Sicken 140+ Cruise Guests, Crew 1/28/25 Dean Winslow, MD, explains how to protect yourselves from norovirus.
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How Young Is Too Young to Have a Smartphone? 5 of the Biggest Parenting Questions About Smartphones, Answered. 1/28/25 A 麻豆果冻传媒 study is mentioned.

Health Spotlight | Science Labs for Sick Kids 1/27/25 Seriously ill children who are hospitalized face the challenge of missing school and falling behind in their class. The hospital school at Lucile Packard Children鈥檚 Hospital Stanford is making sure that doesn鈥檛 happen. Kathy Ho is quoted.
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Parental Stress Is a Public Health Crisis, the U.S. Surgeon General Warns 1/27/25 Mari Kurahashi, MD, and Elizabeth Reichert, PhD, discuss how the 麻豆果冻传媒 Parenting Center provides parents with evidence-based tools to help them recognize, defuse, and potentially treat their child鈥檚 mental health challenges.

Dupilumab Does Not Desensitize Children With Peanut Allergy 1/27/25 Sayantani B. Sindher, MD, describes how the study鈥檚 findings highlight the need for further research to optimize allergy treatment strategies.

AI and FM: Insights from the Front Lines 1/27/25 Daniel Troup, director of facilities infrastructure and safety, describes how the team identified several possible areas and technologies to apply AI to day-to-day management tasks as well as system analysis.

Are Teaching Physicians Required to Re-document the EHR Work of Students? 1/27/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

Dangerous Infiltrators 1/23/25 A report on the discovery that many cancer tumors tap into the nervous system鈥檚 transmissions to jack up their growth 鈥� and how scientists are thwarting this process. Michelle Monje, MD, PhD, , Kathryn Taylor, PhD, and Julien Sage, PhD, are featured.

Practice Doesn鈥檛 Always Make Perfect 1/23/25 Juliet Knowles, MD, has recently shown through research that the brain can use adaptive myelination to perfect 鈥渟kills鈥� that are actually pathological, such as having seizures. Michelle Monje, MD, PhD, and Christopher Lee-Messer, MD, PhD, are also featured.

Lifelines 1/23/25 Two nurses at Lucile Packard Children鈥檚 Hospital Stanford, Lindsay Parkinson and Jessica Brown, answered calls for stem cell donation.

Doctor Explains Risk Factors for Young People Vaping, Using Smokeless Tobacco 1/22/25 , explains the best ways to encourage kids to stay away from using harmful products like smokeless tobacco
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Amid Wildfire Trauma, L.A. County Dispatches Mental Health Workers to Evacuees 1/21/25 Lisa Patel, MD, is quoted.
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Stanford Psychologist: This is 鈥榯he Single Greatest Thing We Can Do as Parents鈥� to Raise Emotionally Intelligent Kids 1/20/25 Caroline Fleck, PhD, describes the importance of listening and validating your child鈥檚 emotion.

Beyond Red Dye No. 3: Here鈥檚 What Parents Should Know About Food Colorings 1/18/25 Jennifer Woo Baidal, MD, suggests limiting kids鈥� intake of foods with synthetic dyes as much as possible, but a small amount is not going to make or break anything.

Is the Air Quality Index Actually Useful Right Now? 1/18/25 Lisa Patel, MD, advises parents who are concerned about the air quality in Los Angeles to err on the side of caution and limit kids' outdoor activity time.
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100 Great Neuro and Spine Programs | 2024 1/17/25 麻豆果冻传媒 Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.

Using mcfDNA Testing for Pediatric Head and Neck Infection Diagnosis 1/17/25 Stanford researchers demonstrated the potential of microbial cell-free DNA testing to identify pathogens in pediatric head and neck infections, offering a faster, less invasive diagnostic alternative to traditional methods. Kara Meister, MD, is quoted.
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Pediatric Pulmonologist Carol Conrad Dies at 63 1/16/25 Carol Conrad, MD, researched treatments for cystic fibrosis and led pediatric pulmonology programs at 麻豆果冻传媒.

The Long-Term Health Effects of L.A. County Wildfire Smoke 1/16/25 A 麻豆果冻传媒 study is mentioned.

Marking Historic Progress, the Biden Cancer Moonshot Convenes Mission Report and Announces New Government and Private Sector Actions to Accelerate Progress Against Cancer 1/16/24 Stanford鈥檚 Office of Child Health Equity is mentioned.

Little Libraries Transforms Hospital Waiting Rooms Into Book Nooks 1/15/25 Lisa Chamberlain, MD, and Reshma Thadani, MD, are featured.

Eating Disorders Rising at Alarming Rates in American Teenagers 1/13/25 A 麻豆果冻传媒 study is mentioned.

New Report Sheds Light on Why Young Asian Americans Are 40% More Likely to Develop Allergies 1/11/25 A 麻豆果冻传媒 study found Filipino, Vietnamese and Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders are particularly vulnerable to developing allergies. Stanford Children鈥檚 Health is mentioned.
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Black Children Suspected of Experiencing Child Abuse at Higher Rates 1/10/25 Fereshteh Salimi-Jazi, MD, describes a study that highlights racial and ethnic risk factors associated with child abuse in pediatric patients admitted after traumatic injury.

50 Years Later, Preterm Babies Do Not Have Significantly Worse Health Outcomes 1/9/25 Jonathan S. Litt, MD, is quoted.

The Case for Joy in Global Health Research 1/9/25 A new book co-edited by Desiree LaBeaud, MD, explores transforming research and changing lives through equitable partnerships that focus on human connections.

How to Protect Yourself From the Smoke Caused by L.A. Wildfires 1/8/25 Lisa Patel, MD, advises parents to keep their young children indoors as much as possible, create a safe room in their home with an air purifier, and try to avoid using gas stoves to avoid polluting the indoor air.

RSV Vaccines and Treatments Face Global Access Hurdles 1/7/25 Yvonne Maldonado, MD, discusses how the RSV vaccine works in infants.

Can Group Texting Therapy Help New Moms With Depression? 1/7/25 , describes surveying new and expecting mothers to assess whether they would be interested in accessing psychotherapy via text message.

Courageous Bears Help Lift Spirits, Raise Funds for Young Cancer Patients and 1/6/25 Lucile Packard Children鈥檚 Hospital Stanford is mentioned.

5 Important Medical Breakthroughs Of 2024 1/6/25 CAR-T cells show promise against pediatric diffuse midline gliomas, brain and spinal cord tumors that are among the deadliest cancers, a 麻豆果冻传媒 trial found. Michelle Monje, MD, PhD, and , are quoted.
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Dangerous Food Allergy Reactions: A Drug-Free Life? 1/6/25 Tina Sindher, MD, describes a landmark study about a new drug that allows people with certain food allergies to safely consume small amounts of those foods without triggering reactions.
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Is Norovirus Common on Cruise Ships? What to Know After Back-to-Back Outbreaks. 1/2/25 Dean Winslow, MD, explains how to protect yourselves from norovirus.
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Couple Welcomes Super Rare Quadruplet Daughters Who Are Actually 2 Sets of Twins: 'Quite a Feat' 1/1/25 Jane Chueh, MD, describes the chances of conceiving quadruplets who are sets of identical twins.

Top 5 Winter Health Tips from Experts 1/1/25 Roshni Mathew, MD, shares tips on how to avoid catching winter illnesses and spreading them to family and friends.
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Meet Rania, Stanford Children's Hospital First Baby of the New Year 1/1/25 Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford welcomed its first newborn of 2025 just hours after midnight.
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Sacramento Teen With Rare Transplant Joins Rose Parade to Raise Awareness and 1/1/25 After receiving the gift of a new heart and lungs, Roza Saad strives to live a life that reflects the generosity of her donor. Cissy Xin Si, MD, is featured.
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