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Adverse drug events common in kids

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Seeking sight

Artificial intelligence

Fighting food allergies

In her own words: A rare disfiguring disease won't stop me

A Children's researcher's passion for fruit flies

A chef in Children's cafeteria makes special meals for patients

A paralyzed patient's personal and professional connection to Childrenís

Stories written by the parents of Children's patients

Is a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages a good idea?

How patients are contributing to scientific progress

Should children be given a report card on their body mass index?

"Why would you actively encourage your children to get something that could make them very ill?"

—Claire McCarthy, MD,
medical director of Children's Hospital Boston's Martha Eliot Health Center, on the rise of "swine flu parties," where children are purposefully exposed to other kids with H1N1 (swine flu).

True or false? Five things you need to know about h1n1

A mother embraces the challenge of raising a child with celiac disease

Why do people with Down syndrome have less cancer?

It was another Sunday soccer game for 15-year-old goalie Glen Martin... | more |

Do you know a Children's patient with a great story? Send us the scoop, including a photo, and we'll include them here.

Watch a series of videos that follow Brett as he goes through the study... | video |

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