Gastroenterology

Technically variant grafts significantly close the gap in pediatric liver transplant access

Pediatric split liver transplant surgery is rare, with only 10 U.S. centers offering it. Children’s Health began using technically variant grafts in 2024 and has since doubled the national average, expanding access and reducing waitlist mortality.

Cardiology, +1 more

Groundbreaking pediatric cardio-oncology program transforming care

Nephrology

Case study: siRNA therapy enables kidney-only transplant in child with rare PH1

Primary hyperoxaluria type 1 (PH1) is a rare genetic disorder that causes excess oxalate, leading to kidney failure and systemic damage. While liver transplant is the only cure, FDA-approved therapies are making kidney-only transplants a viable option.

Neurology

First-in-kind study validates safety of thalamic sampling during SEEG in Children with DRE

): New study at Children’s Health confirms the safety of sampling thalamic nuclei during SEEG in pediatric patients with drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE). The findings revealed that accurate thalamic mapping can improve neuromodulation targeting.

Gastroenterology

First evidence-based guidelines for pediatric IBS and functional abdominal pain

Learn how Children’s Health collaborated on the first-ever global guidelines for pediatric IBS and functional abdominal pain, offering gastroenterologists evidence-based recommendations to improve care for gut-brain interaction disorders.

Neonatology

Study reveals CBT reduces perceived child vulnerability after prolonged NICU stays

Standard NICU care prioritizes the infant, but parents’ perceptions of vulnerability can affect development. A new Children’s Health study shows cognitive behavioral therapy can reduce parental perceived child vulnerability after NICU discharge.

The Plano Pectus Clinic at Children’s Health earned the NSQIP-Pediatric hospital designation for exemplary outcomes in pediatric surgery.

The Plano Pectus Clinic at Children’s Health earned the NSQIP-Pediatric hospital designation for exemplary outcomes in pediatric surgery.

Hematology & Oncology

This episode explores the Bleeding Disorders Treatment Program at Children’s Health℠ and how it provides comprehensive care for pediatric patients with bleeding and clotting disorders.

This episode explores the Bleeding Disorders Treatment Program at Children’s Health℠ and how it provides comprehensive care for pediatric patients with bleeding and clotting disorders.

Endocrinology

Learn how identifying at-risk individuals can improve patient outcomes, reduce complications and help guide timely interventions.

In this episode, we dive into the importance of autoantibody screening for Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) and its potential for early detection. Learn how identifying at-risk individuals can improve patient outcomes, reduce complications and help guide timely interventions.

Behavioral Health

The Behavioral Health Vehicles Program at Children’s Health provides emergency transport services to children with mental health needs.

The Behavioral Health Vehicles Program at Children’s Health provides emergency transport services to children with mental health needs.

Neurology

In this episode, we discuss the first-in-human gene-based therapy for Lafora disease: A landmark in Pediatric Neurogenetics.

In this episode, we discuss the first-in-human gene-based therapy for Lafora disease: A landmark in Pediatric Neurogenetics.

Pulmonology

This episode focuses on obstructive sleep apnea in children with cystic fibrosis and the critical need for proactive screening.

This episode focuses on obstructive sleep apnea in children with cystic fibrosis and the critical need for proactive screening.

Pulmonology

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Nephrology

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Gastroenterology

Technically variant grafts significantly close the gap in pediatric liver transplant access

Pediatric split liver transplant surgery is rare, with only 10 U.S. centers offering it. Children’s Health began using technically variant grafts in 2024 and has since doubled the national average, expanding access and reducing waitlist mortality.

Cardiology, +1 more

Groundbreaking pediatric cardio-oncology program transforming care

Nephrology

Case study: siRNA therapy enables kidney-only transplant in child with rare PH1

Primary hyperoxaluria type 1 (PH1) is a rare genetic disorder that causes excess oxalate, leading to kidney failure and systemic damage. While liver transplant is the only cure, FDA-approved therapies are making kidney-only transplants a viable option.

Neurology

First-in-kind study validates safety of thalamic sampling during SEEG in Children with DRE

): New study at Children’s Health confirms the safety of sampling thalamic nuclei during SEEG in pediatric patients with drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE). The findings revealed that accurate thalamic mapping can improve neuromodulation targeting.

Fertility preservation in pediatric oncology: A multidisciplinary approach to care and survivorship

Bronchopulmonary dysplasia outcomes after tracheostomy: Data-driven paths to ventilator liberation

Cardiology

Redefining care for congenital heart disease through pediatric-adult collaboration

By uniting pediatric and adult cardiology expertise, our Adult Congenital Heart Disease program delivers coordinated, lifelong care that improves outcomes for patients with CHD. Discover how this approach is shaping long-term survival.

Pulmonology

New evidence on positional OSA in children and the role of adenotonsillectomy

New research from Children’s Health shows that positional OSA is common in children with sleep apnea, and surgery is an effective treatment. The findings provide clinical guidance on early diagnosis, patient referrals and non-surgical therapies.

Neurology

Retethering risk after filum terminale surgery: Insights from a large meta-analysis

To better inform surgical decision-making and optimize outcomes, experts at Children’s Health℠ conducted the largest and most comprehensive systematic review and meta-analysis to date of pediatric patients undergoing surgery for TFT or FFT.

Behavioral Health

Research reveals treatment disparities for Texas youth with depression

New research reveals gaps in access to effective depression treatment for Texas youth – and highlights efforts underway to expand care and improve outcomes.

Endocrinology

Emerging research drives new era in pediatric achondroplasia care

Explore how Children’s Health collaborated on new achondroplasia care guidelines, offering endocrinologists actionable advice on vosoritide therapy, early risks and improving family support.

Gastroenterology

First evidence-based guidelines for pediatric IBS and functional abdominal pain

Learn how Children’s Health collaborated on the first-ever global guidelines for pediatric IBS and functional abdominal pain, offering gastroenterologists evidence-based recommendations to improve care for gut-brain interaction disorders.

Neonatology

Study reveals CBT reduces perceived child vulnerability after prolonged NICU stays

Standard NICU care prioritizes the infant, but parents’ perceptions of vulnerability can affect development. A new Children’s Health study shows cognitive behavioral therapy can reduce parental perceived child vulnerability after NICU discharge.

Gastroenterology

A modeling breakthrough uncovers new clues to biliary atresia

The underlying cause of biliary atresia is poorly understood. A new modeling breakthrough developed with a mix of pediatric cell types reveals the altered cellular crosstalk driving the disease process – and points to a potential treatment target.

Endocrinology

Data reveals adolescents opt for bariatric surgery over GLP-1RAs

New research reveals metabolic and bariatric surgery (MBS) is increasing among adolescents struggling with obesity – even with GLP-1RAs as a non-surgical option. Partly because barriers to accessing MBS are decreasing.

Neonatology

3 studies breaking new ground in HIE biomarkers

Outcomes for children with HIE have improved dramatically in the last 25 years. Children’s Health has helped lead that progress with pioneering research and continuous innovation. 3 recent studies into the value of EEG monitoring are the latest example.

Endocrinology

Pilot program helps teens meet health goals after bariatric surgery

Children’s Health is piloting a lifestyle intervention program, called TeenLYFT, to support adolescents who undergo bariatric surgery. The service provides individualized resources to help maintain a healthy diet, vitamin regimen and exercise routine.

Unmasking sleep disorders in children with cystic fibrosis

Behavioral Health

Telehealth revolutionizes neurobehavioral reach for underserved children in need

Millions of children live in "neuropsychology deserts" with limited access to expert evaluations. Discover how telehealth is transforming pediatric neuropsychology, breaking down barriers of distance and enabling effective treatment.

Mask-free treatment improves sleep for children with Down syndrome and OSA

Children’s Health is among the few pediatric medical centers in the U.S. offering Inspire therapy, an innovative surgical solution that can help patients with Down syndrome and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) sleep better.

Cardiology

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Cardiology

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Gastroenterology

Endocrinology

Pulmonology

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Hematology & Oncology

Hematology & Oncology

Hematology & Oncology

Hematology & Oncology

Pulmonology

Multicenter Study of Congenital Pulmonic Valve Dysfunction Studying the SAPIEN 3 THV With the Alterra Adaptive Prestent

Gastroenterology

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Neurology

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Neurology

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Neonatology

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Endocrinology

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Pulmonology

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Pulmonology

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Pulmonology

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Neurology

Endocrinology

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