Lurie Children's Blog Search Results
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Desmond Finds Success with Oral Immunotherapy
When a terrifying allergic reaction struck her infant son, paramedic Asha found hope in Lurie Children's. Discover how Oral Immunotherapy (OIT) is empowering families to manage severe food allergies and reducing the fear of accidental exposure.
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Niyana Thrives After Liver Transplant, Thanks to Mom
Three-month-old Niyana faced a rare liver disease requiring a transplant and her mother became her life-saving donor. Read their powerful story of sacrifice and the expert care at Lurie Children's that gave Niyana a healthy future.
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Fundraising Ideas for Kids
Inspire your kids to give back! Discover fun and easy fundraising ideas that teach children empathy and empower them to support the young patients at Lurie Children's Hospital.
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With a Rare and Serious Diagnosis Before Birth, Aptly Named Baby Hope Defies the Odds
Six-month-old Hope is busy growing up at home – playing with toys, babbling and trying to roll over. For her parents, each routine milestone feels like a little bit of a miracle.
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With a bone marrow donation from her little sister, Cali is cured of sickle cell disease
When Kendra and Lord welcomed their first child, their elation quickly gave way to concern when it was revealed their daughter had sickle cell disease.
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Common Ear, Nose and Throat Conditions in Kids
Learn about common ear, nose and throat conditions children may encounter throughout childhood and how to treat them.
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Mighty Fighters: Family’s Journey Away from Home for Twins’ CDH Care
Discover the incredible journey of identical twins diagnosed with a rare congenital condition. Follow the family's emotional diagnosis story, including the expert care they received at Lurie Children's NICU and their inspiring resilience.
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Why Lurie Children's is the Right Choice for Your Child's Heart Transplant
Choosing the right hospital for a child’s heart transplant is one of the most significant decisions a family can make. Our Heart Center team wants to help make this decision easier.
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Pediatric Fractures: A Parental Guide
When a child breaks a bone, it may raise many concerns and questions for caregivers. Learn more in our guide on pediatric fractures for parents.
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Concussion in Toddlers & Babies: Symptoms & Treatment
Toddlers and babies often hit their heads, so it's important to understand the signs of concussion, prevention and treatment.
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Childhood Iron Deficiency Anemia
Iron deficiency is a common condition in kids that can affect their energy and growth. Our expert explains the signs, causes and treatments for kids with iron deficiency anemia.
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Why Your Child Has a Recurrent Sore Throat
Sore throats are extremely common in children, but chronic or recurrent sore throats may have causes that require further examination by a doctor.
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Children at Heaven's Door - ECMO Survivors: Tyler's Story
In 1992, Tyler was born and immediately diagnosed with 100% meconium aspiration syndrome. His case was serious enough to need a form of life support called ECMO.
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Concussion in Teens
Every year, millions of teenagers in the US sustain concussions. Learn the signs, symptoms, and treatments for concussions in teens.
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Ella’s Story: Saved by Bone Marrow Transplant from a Generous Stranger
Ella experienced repeat ear infections and seemed lethargic to her parents. When she began looking pale, her mom took her to their pediatrician.
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How a Nurse Practitioner Helps Families Navigate Life with Congenital Heart Disease, With the Benefit of Lifelong Research
Michelle Steltzer is a nurse practitioner who has devoted her life to helping our patients navigate life with congenital heart disease.