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Moving to an integrated system of patient- and family-centered care
Richard A. Antonelli, MD, MS, discusses integrated care and the Family-Centered Medical Home model.

Stem cells teach lessons about blood diseases
Two studies demonstrate the power of pluripotent stem cells to teach about disease—in this case, bone marrow failure.

Stem cells suggest a better therapy for hemangioma
Researchers recently discovered that hemangiomas originate from stem cells.

One EpiPen may not be enough
A six-year review of emergency department data (Pediatrics, April) suggests one EpiPen may not be enough.

Growth hormone deficiency
Laurie E. Cohen, MD, discusses growth hormone deficiency (GHD), one possible cause for short stature.

Down Syndrome Program
Since 1967, Children's Hospital Boston's Down Syndrome Program has helped families raising children born with Down syndrome.

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• Healthy Family Fun
• "Boston Med" airs staring June 24
• Stem cell Web site launches
• Moyamoya Webcast
• New onset diabetes fast track program

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• Medical office intervention in drug use
• Exercise-induced asthma
• Cerebral visual impairment in children born prematurely