Maya Chopra, MBBS, FRACP, is a physician who directs the Translational Genomic Medicine Program for the Rosamund Stone Zander Translational Neuroscience Center at Boston Children’s Hospital. She specializes in the...
Check out the amazing progress this year at Boston Children’s Needham! Excavation, foundations, steel erection and concrete pours are key milestones to date. This work has transformed an empty lot...
As another year comes to end, we’re thankful for the teams that make Boston Children’s where the world comes for answers.
Brielle Ferguson, PhD, wants to understand what cells in the brain control attention — affecting how we think, plan, and make decisions. She hopes this will open a path to...
From a young age, Dr. Katie Fehnel wanted to help people who were not feeling well. She gravitated towards pediatric neurosurgery to make a difference in kids’ lives. Now as...
Childhood migraines introduced Dr. Molly Wilson-Murphy to the field of neurology. She found her passion for neuroimmunology while working with patient families as a resident. Now, she specializes in treating...
Kitty Petty always knew that her calling was to be a special education teacher. She started as an intern at Boston Children’s Learning Disabilities Program and has stayed here since...
Sometimes hip pain requires surgery. Hip surgeon, Dr. Eduaurdo Novais describes two surgical hip procedures as well as a method of pain management used at Boston Children’s to minimize the...
Many times, hip pain does not require surgery. Dr. Travis Matheney describes how rest and physical therapy can help. Dr. Sarah Jackson explains how sports ultrasound can reduce pain, lubricate...
Pain that comes on suddenly or causes limping are two signs that your child should see a doctor for hip pain. Boston Children’s hip specialists, Drs. Sarah Jackson and Travis...