Lurie Children's Blog
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Fall into Fundraising!
Looking for ways to give back this fall? Turn your favorite festive activities into fundraising opportunities with these creative ideas from Lurie Children's.
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Why Your Child May Need Occupational Therapy
At every stage of life, infants, toddlers, children and adolescents are expected to meet individualized and specific milestones. Learn more about occupational therapy and how it can help your child improve daily living.
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I met Dr. Nugent at 7 months old. 16 years later and I'm following in his footsteps.
Diagnosed with hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) as an infant, Jana has been no stranger to hospitals. She shares how one particular physician, Dr. Alan Nugent, has supported her throughout the journey with complex congenital heart disease and inspired her goals to pursue a career in medicine.
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‘Braver than any child should have to be’: A Mother’s Reflection on the Trials of Childhood Cancer
Follow the courageous journey of Cole, a young boy who faced a life-changing battle with cancer. Discover how his family, community and the 'Cards for Cole' campaign provided hope, support, and resilience during this challenging time.
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A Little More Hope Than Fear: Looking Back on Fetal Surgery for Emmie & Gracie
With the expertise and support of Dr. Shaaban and Lurie Children's Chicago Institue for Fetal Health, Annie gave birth to Emmie and Gracie. Today, the girls are healthy and living life to the fullest.
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The Latest on COVID-19 with Infectious Diseases Experts
As news escalates around COVID-19 surges and the latest variants, we checked in with our infectious disease experts to answer some of the most frequently asked questions you may have.
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