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See how work we are doing today will improve the practice of pediatric healthcare tomorrow.
Seattle Children’s is advancing care for children and teens one achievement at a time.
We’re discovering the cures of tomorrow. Read about what we accomplished.
The Brachial Plexus Palsy Clinic helps kids regain function from a condition once thought to be untreatable.... cont.
Dr. Colleen Delaney’s pioneering approach to accelerating white blood cell recovery after cord blood transplant moves to phase II trials.... cont.
A new drug – the first to address the cause of cystic fibrosis – signals a breakthrough for CF patients. ... cont.
Dr. Jonathan Perkins’ use of a blood pressure medicine to treat hemangiomas has reduced the need for surgery by 75%. Now he’s studying why the drug works.... cont.
Seattle Children’s creates an inspiring environment for discovering how to prevent, treat and cure childhood diseases. ... cont.
A successful new donor program raises awareness of the Seattle Children’s Research Institute’s work and provides a gateway for community support. ... cont.
A new kind of hydrocephalus shunt being developed by Dr. Sam Browd incorporates the latest technologies and promises to dramatically reduce failure rates.
Drs. Scott Baker and Eric Chow are on a mission to help survivors of childhood cancer live their healthiest possible lives.
Innovations in enzyme development move researchers in Seattle closer to making precision gene manipulation a therapeutic reality.
Seattle Children’s lands a major NIH grant to take a multi-pronged look at how the virus that causes Kaposi’s sarcoma spreads and turns cancerous.