Second Opinions: Read this physician-authored commentary on creating a health system capable of caring for adult patients with a congenital disease.
Clinicians from institutions nationwide offer insight on how to piece together effective mentorship strategies in pediatrics.
Fifteen years ago, gene therapy suffered a highly visible fatality, leaving the field in shambles. Now, one team’s efforts at gene therapy for muscular dystrophy suggest the field may finally be on track to deliver on its initial promise.
Efforts to eliminate preventable harm in pediatric care are making progress. But can we make it to zero?
Adult brain atlases have existed for years. Why is it so crucial — and so difficult — to build one for preemies?
Protein data is often shown in this classic sequence alignment, with strings of letters for each amino acid in the order a cell assembles them.
Once considered the Holy Grail for cancer treatment, targeted therapy is losing its luster.
