Telehealth has become essential to American health care during the COVID-19 pandemic, but is it really the solution to our biggest access-to-care problems?
Integration of experts from several subspecialties leads to more options for minimally invasive treatments for children and young adults with often debilitating lymphatic flow disorders.
A new NIH-funded randomized controlled trial shows that an intervention combining a patented soft restraint harness, therapist coaching and parent training increases reach smoothness, fine motor skills and tactile sensation in the more-affected upper extremity. For the first time in infants with CP under 2, a clinical trial of this type of intervention was shown to also be safe for the tactile processing of the restrained extremity, and for the development of other motor skills.
African American children were nearly 3.5 times more likely to die within 30 days after surgery, compared to white peers.
A new study highlights two approaches with substantive efficacy and potential for broad application to combat biofilm-mediated diseases.
Mila’s parents wanted her to have the best chance at surviving her high-risk comprehensive stage 2 surgery – their journey led them to The Heart Center at Nationwide Children’s.
