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Controlling anger
WBZ Radio features a new video game prototype that can help kids develop anger management skills.
Preventing obesity before birth?
New research links higher-than-recommended weight gain during pregnancy to heavier babies.
Gene Therapy Trial
The Wall Street Journal features the gene therapy trial launched at Children's for "bubble boy" syndrome.
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Bonds broken and rebuilt
Children's Claire McCarthy, MD, explains why letting our kids go from us inevitably brings them back.
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Avery was born with a rare heart defect and needed immediate surgery. Learn how Children's saved Avery's life. Give today to help save all the kids we treat.
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A face for stem cell research
A father discusses how his son was saved by embryonic stem cell research, and reacts to the recent court ruling that blocks federal funding for such research.
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Epigenetics and intellectual disability
An altered enzyme that affects DNA packaging may lead to an inherited form of intellectual disability, and may offer new drug targets.
Lung cancer stem cells
They exist - but they're tricky to target because they may vary from tumor to tumor.
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