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Uncovering the origins of cerebral palsy
Up to 1 in 4 children with cerebral palsy have an underlying genetic condition that could potentially transform their care.
Optimizing care for bronchopulmonary dysplasia
A customized, long-term approach recognizes that each infant’s lung disease has unique characteristics.
Shaping our intestinal microbiome
New research sheds light on how microbial species in the gut strike a balance for health.
A new understanding of deadly brain tumors
New details about how diffuse midline gliomas develop and grow could someday inform specialized treatment options.
A promising new approach to lung disease
Cell therapy could rehabilitate diseased or damaged lungs and avoid the need for lung transplant.
Pinpointing elusive heart tissue
A new technique identifies conduction tissue in complex cases of congenital heart disease.
Building a bladder-specific Botox
Research lays the groundwork for a new botulinum toxin that treats urologic conditions.
Rethinking congenital hydrocephalus
Genetic sequencing could lead to therapeutic advances — and prevent hydrocephalus from even developing. .
Predicting neurodevelopment in congenital heart disease
Fetal brain imaging links brain development to later neurodevelopmental outcomes in babies with congenital heart disease. .
Analyzing hip health through artificial intelligence
The use of AI and 3-D imaging to analyze hip deformities provides surgeons detailed information to support diagnosis and surgical planning.
