Lurie Children's Blog Search Results
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A Guide to Seasonal Allergies in Kids
Learn how to identify seasonal allergy signs and symptoms, when testing can be done, and how to manage seasonal allergies in children.
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What to Do If a Child Hits Their Head
Most minor head bumps and bruises won’t cause serious harm, but it is important to watch for signs of more serious injury if your child hits their head.
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Signs & Symptoms of Sepsis in Children
Severe sepsis is a serious, life-threatening condition that occurs in more than 80,000 U.S. children annually.
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NaSyah’s Heart Journey ‘Home’ to Lurie Children’s
A second opinion enocuraged NaSyah's family to transition her cardiac care to Lurie Children's, and they "never looked back."
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Help Celebrate Trisomy 9 Awareness Day
On Trisomy 9 Awareness Day, learn about this rare genetic condition and the groundbreaking work at Lurie Children's. Discover how specialized care, research, and family support are making a difference for children with Trisomy 9 and related chromosome 9 variations.
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Your Newborn’s First 2 Weeks of Life: 10 Things to Expect
In the two weeks after birth, newborns learn to feed, work to get back to their birthweight and change and develop in numerous other ways.
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Measles in Kids: Symptoms & Prevention
The recent measles outbreak has many parents and caregivers concerned. Our experts share what you need to know about measles in kids.
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A Conversation with Dr. Shawn Smith: Reflecting on Black History Month
From her journey into medicine to her passion for addressing racial health disparities, Dr. Shawn Smith shares her insights, experiences, and reflections on what Black History Month means to her.
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Golf Fore Hearts
When Evie faced a life-threatening heart condition, Sam and Mike found hope and healing at Lurie Children's. Now, they're giving back through "Golf Fore Hearts," raising awareness and funds to support other families facing similar challenges.
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Show Your Stripes® This Rare Disease Day
Learn about Rare Disease Day and help raise awareness and support individuals and families affected by rare health conditions. Explore challenges, resources, and Lurie Children's Hospital's efforts in rare disease diagnosis, treatment and research.
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First Person with Dominique Johnson: Making Safe Infant Sleep Accessible to All
In this Q&A, Dominique Johnson, Program Coordinator for Unintentional Injury Prevention at the Patrick M. Magoon Institute for Healthy Communities, shares how her personal experiences ignited her passion for infant and maternal health.
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Heart of a Fighter: Jadale’s Journey from Cardiac Arrest to Champion
At just 12 years old, Jadale’s life changed in an instant. What began as a playful afternoon with friends quickly turned into a fight for survival when his heart suddenly stopped beating. Thanks to quick-thinking friends, life-saving care at Lurie Children’s Heart Center, and his own unwavering determination, Jadale has become a beacon of hope for others.
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Heart Health for Kids: Tips for Parents
By encouraging your kids to create healthy heart habits, you help set them up for longer, healthier lives. Our experts offer tips on how to improve your child's heart health.
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Spring Fundraising Ideas
From yard sales to garden parties and more, find the perfect way to make a difference. Here are some fundraising ideas to help give back this spring.
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How You Can Support Lurie Children’s During Heart Month
There are many ways to support Lurie Children's during Heart Month, from fundraising and donating to volunteering and advocacy. Learn how you can make a difference for children with heart conditions.
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Understanding the Role of Advanced Practice Providers
APPs treat children with a range of illnesses and conditions, from ear infections to recovery from heart transplants. They also act as leaders and mentor other healthcare providers. So, what exactly does it take to become an APP, and how are they different from a doctor?