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September 14, 2017

Chad Carr’s Tumor Offers Genetic Clues for DIPG Research

Dr. Koschmann discusses how donated tumor tissue from a 5-year-old brain cancer patient uncovers the key and early role of a less-understood genetic mutation in the cancer’s fatal course.

Research

September 5, 2017

Dr. Carey Lumeng Selected as Chair on Biomedical Research Council

Faculty

September 1, 2017

How Parents and Kids Can Get the Most Out of Story Time

Reading to your children early and often is more important than how or what you read. Dr. Burrows offers tips for reading with maximum impact.

Patient Education

August 31, 2017

Groundbreaking Leukemia Treatment ‘a Whole New Approach’ to Fighting Cancer

Dr. Yanik comments on FDA approval of CAR T-cell therapy, a state-of-the-art immune-therapy trial to target childhood leukemia. Mott is poised to offer the treatment — one of a select few sites in the country

Research

August 21, 2017

Parents’ Top 10 Children’s Health Concerns (and How to Handle Them)

With the release of an annual poll on common kids’ health worries, Dr. Freed addresses the parental concerns — and outlines action plans to help.

Patient Education

August 11, 2017

Dr. Julie Lumeng Receives 2017 MICHR Distinguished Clinical and Translational Research Mentor Award

Faculty

August 8, 2017

Ranjit Aiyagari M.D. Appointed CMIO

Dr. Ranjit Aiyagari has been appointed Chief Medical Information Officer for Michigan Medicine effective July 1, 2017

Accolades

August 4, 2017

Dr. Joyce Lee's Work is Profiled in the New York Times

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Accolades

August 4, 2017

Study: Most Newborns with Epilepsy Benefit from Genetic Testing

Data show that the majority of neonatal epilepsy is linked to identifiable genetic causes, which may help guide treatment and family genetic counseling.

Research

July 26, 2017

How Parents Can Help Teens Avoid Distracted Driving

Distracted driving behaviors can be deadly, but they're easily avoidable with the proper training. Use these simple tips to help keep your new motorist safe on the road.

Patient Education

July 18, 2017

Teens may be missing vaccines because parents aren’t aware they need one

National poll finds that many parents don’t know when or if their teen needs another vaccine .

Patient Care

June 29, 2017

One of the nation’s Best Children’s Hospitals

Once again, U.S. News & World Report ranked Michigan Medicine C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital among the nation’s best children’s hospitals. Check out a few reasons we are the only children’s hospital in Michigan ranked in all ten categories.

Accolades

June 2, 2017

Born with Melanoma: Toddler Thought to Be Among Youngest Cancer Patients

A treatment usually used for adults has helped keep Nora stable since her diagnosis of stage 4 metastatic melanoma as a newborn.

Research

June 1, 2017

DIPG Disruptors: 6 New Brain Tumor Research Efforts Underway

How a new research initiative is empowering U-M physician-scientists to fight DIPG, one of the deadliest brain cancers, in innovative ways.

Research

May 30, 2017

Can Parents’ Tech Obsessions Contribute to a Child’s Bad Behavior?

Even in low amounts, interruptions to parent-child time caused by digital technology are associated with greater child behavior problems, a new study suggests.

Research

May 23, 2017

Faculty Promotions Announced

The Department of Pediatrics congratulates these faculty on their accomplishments.

Accolades

May 15, 2017

6 Pool Safety Rules Parents and Kids Should Know Before Diving In

In advance of summer swimming season, a Michigan Medicine educator says all parents should refresh their knowledge on water care and caution.

Patient Education

May 12, 2017

Do Smartphones and Other Devices Cause Speech Delays in Young Children?

Past research has shown that very young kids gain no educational benefit from handheld devices. A new study finds they might even hinder development.

Research

May 10, 2017

Dr. Bravender Selected to Serve on Advisory Committee on Clinical Track Appointments and Promotions

Accolades

April 28, 2017

With Bone Marrow Donation, a Brother’s ‘Greatest Gift’ Saves His Older Sibling

Despite their age gap presenting unique challenges, a 3-year-old’s bone marrow proved to be a lifesaving resource for his teenage brother.

Success Stories

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