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• Safe Toys and Gifts

  Keep your little ones safe during playtime with these helpful toy safety tips from Lurie Children's Patient and Family Education Team.

• Pediatric Orthopedic Training Opportunities at Lurie Children’s: One Fellow’s Experience

  Dr. Soroush Baghdadi shares his positive experience as a fellow at Lurie Children's Hospital, highlighting the program's diverse faculty, flexibility and exposure to a wide variety of cases and subspecialties. Learn more about Lurie Children’s fellowship program.

• Q&A: Lurie Children’s Emergency Medicine and Trauma Experts Offer ‘Safety Day’ Program

  Learn how Trauma and EMS experts from Lurie Children’s Emergency and Surgery Departments are teaching lifesaving CPR and bleeding cessation skills to the public, and how to sign up for the training.

• Managing Diabetes During the Holidays

  Learn how to navigate diabetes during holidays with ease using these tips. Manage blood sugar, enjoy festive treats and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

• Study: Race Among Disparities in Presentation of Adolescent Scoliosis

  A study led by researchers at Lurie Children's found race disparities in the presentation of adolescent scoliosis and are working to address the disparity in access to care for the diagnosis and management.

• Sickle Cell Patient Honored for Grassroots Solution to Food Insecurity

  Jamarion, a 14-year-old with sickle cell disease, has been feeding the homeless in his community for more than five years. He was recently honored with the Lurie Children's Hope & Courage Youth Advocate Award for his commitment to improving the health and well-being of children and youth

• Genes, Genetics and Genetic Counselors

  Genetic counseling can be a valuable resource for individuals and families facing genetic conditions. Learn more about the diverse roles of clinical, laboratory, and research genetic counselors at Lurie Children's.

• Diabetes and Depression: What You Need to Know

  Our pediatric experts answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the connection between diabetes and depression in children to help parents support their child's mental health. 

• The Impact of Childhood Bullying and How to Talk to Kids About It

  Childhood bullying is an all-too-common experience that can have both immediate and long-term, dangerous consequences. Hear from a mental health expert on what signs might indicate bullying, how to talk with kids about it, and more.

• First Person with Dr. Debora Matossian: Hispanic Heritage Month Reflections

  Learn from Argentinian Nephrology physician Dr. Debora Matossian about her passion for Hispanic representation in medicine.

• After Life-Threatening Accident, Aidan Aces Three World-Class Marathons

  Four years ago, Aidan was struck by a car on his bike and rushed to Lurie Children’s with critical injuries to his spine and vital organs. After his recovery, he completed his first Chicago Marathon with Team Lurie Children’s in 2021. 

• What Parents Should Know About RSV Prevention for Infants

  Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a common and potentially dangerous virus that affects almost all infants and young children before the age of two. Now, there is a single-dose immunization that helps in the fight against RSV for infants younger than 19 months of age: Nirsevimab.

• How to Help Kids Safely Watch a Solar Eclipse

  A solar eclipse is a spectacular sight. However, experts want to remind everyone not to look directly at the eclipse.

• Halloween Dental Tips for Keeping Mouths Healthy

  Experts from our Dentistry team share tips for keeping children’s gums and teeth happy on this sugary holiday.

• 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.

   

• 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.