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March 2005 Press Releases

Report Examines Videos, DVDs, Video Games and Computer Programs Targeting Infants and Young Children

12.14.2005

The Kaiser Family Foundation released a report today called “A Teacher in the Living Room: Educational media for babies,... cont.

Children's Researchers Solve Long-Standing Riddle in Immunology

12.13.2005

Researchers at Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center in Seattle and the University of Washington School of... cont.

Children's Hospital Names Richard Hopper, M.D. Surgical Director of the Craniofacial Center

11.21.2005

Dr. Richard Hopper has been appointed surgical director of the Craniofacial Center at Children’s Hospital and Regional... cont.

Frederick P. Rivara Elected to Institute of Medicine

11.07.2005

Dr. Frederick P. Rivara has been elected to membership in the Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the National Academies. The... cont.

Children's Hospital Heart Center Performs Several Firsts in One Transplant Surgery

11.03.2005

Youngest, smallest patient ever to receive heart transplant in the Pacific Northwest is also first infant to go from... cont.

Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center's Therapy Pool Honored for Top Aquatics Program

09.28.2005

Children’s Therapy Pool has been chosen as the best adapted-aquatics and hospital-aquatics program in the nation by the... cont.

Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center Establishes Endowed Chair for the Odessa Brown Children's Clinic

09.28.2005

Jim and Janet Sinegal have donated $1.5 million to Children’s to establish an endowed chair for the Odessa Brown Children’s... cont.

Children's Names Pediatric Bioethics Center, Lectureship in Honor of Retiring CEO

09.26.2005

When Treuman Katz retires on Sept. 30 after 26 years as President and CEO of... cont.

Stamp Dedication at Children's Focuses on Child Health Awareness

09.06.2005

Dedication of Child Health postage stamp and honorary ceremony for Treuman Katz, President and CEO... cont.

Jamie Moyer and Mariners Throw Strikes for Children's Hospital

08.02.2005

More than 250 participants attended The 6th Annual Jamie Moyer Invitational Bowling Tournament on Saturday, July 30th at... cont.

Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center Names New CEO

07.29.2005

Thomas N. Hansen, MD, to assume leadership of hospital at end of September.

First National Conference on Pediatric Research Bioethics Attracts Global Interest, Internationally-Recognized Speakers

07.28.2005

The first conference held in the United States focusing on pediatric research bioethics drew a capacity crowd of more than... cont.

Current Controversies in Pediatric Research Ethics: Day Two Notes

07.23.2005

The following are unedited notes taken by conference participants. They are designed for information purposes only.

Current Controversies in Pediatric Research Ethics: Day One Notes

07.22.2005

The following are unedited notes taken by conference participants. They are designed for information purposes only.

U.S. News & World Report Ranks Children's One of Nation's Best

07.12.2005

Today U.S. News & World Report magazine placed Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center among the nation’s top... cont.

Conference to Address Ethical Controversies in Medical Research Involving Children

07.08.2005

Children’s Center for Pediatric Bioethics in Seattle, the nation’s first center for bioethics dedicated solely to the study... cont.

Miracle Makers Broadcast - A New Look

06.09.2005

On June 4, this year’s Miracle Makers broadcast, co-sponsored by Costco and KOMO 4 television,... cont.

Children's Establishes Endowed Chair for Pediatric Infectious Disease Research

04.29.2005

Children’s Hospital Guild Association raised $1.5 million to establish an endowed chair in Pediatric Infectious Disease... cont.

Good Hand Hygiene Helps Fight Hospital-associated Infections

04.04.2005

Hospitals whose healthcare workers had access to alcohol gel to disinfect hands had a decreased risk of hospital-associated... cont.

Study: Treatment of Bronchiolitis in Children Varies Widely and Often Results in Unnecessary Tests and Antibiotics

04.04.2005

Considerable differences exist in the treatment of bronchiolitis at children’s hospitals across the United States, according... cont.

Washington Health Foundation Recognizes Heroes Striving to Make Washington the Healthiest State in the Nation

03.18.2005

On Thursday, May 5, 2005, the Washington Health Foundation will host its 6th Annual Heroes of Health Care Awards Banquet.

New Research Released on Common Childhood Virus

02.23.2005

Human Herpesvirus 6 (HHV-6), a common infection seen in children under the age of two, is usually symptomatic, often results... cont.

One Big KISS for Children's Hospital Radiothon Raises Record $1,070,000

02.15.2005

KISS 106.1 FM, an Infinity broadcasting station, raised $1,070,000 for Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center... cont.

Children's CEO to Retire After 26 Years

01.24.2005

Treuman Katz, president and CEO at Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center,... cont.

Child Magazine: Children's Hospital One of Nation's Best

01.04.2005

Extensive research reveals best pediatric hospitals in the country.

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Videos

Miracle Season 2012 0:58:00Expand
12.15.12

Miracle Season, hosted by Steve Pool and Molly Shen, aired Dec. 15, 2012 on KOMO 4 TV. It celebrated the lives of Children's patients and featured seasonal entertainment and heartwarming stories.

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Los Buenos Hábitos Hacen Niños Más Saludables, Pt. 1 de 3: Tratamiento Preventivo 0:09:14Expand
9.23.12

Hoy dia en que las familias enfrentan nuevos retos para mantener a sus hijos saludables y seguros, parece haber más preguntas que respuestas. Conozca los pasos básicos para mejorar el bienestar de sus hijos. En un programa especial del Hospital Seattle Children's en el que veremos cómo la salud de nuestros hijos comienza desde casa.

 

Good Habits Make Healthier Children, Part 1 of 3: Preventive Care (subtitled in English)

Today, as families face ongoing challenges in keeping their children healthy and safe, it often seems there are more questions than answers. Learn the basic steps to improve the well-being of your children in a Seattle Children's special program where we'll see how your children's health begins at home.

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Los Buenos Hábitos Hacen Niños Más Saludables, Pt. 2 de 3: Nutrición y Ejercicio 0:11:38Expand
9.23.12

Hoy dia en que las familias enfrentan nuevos retos para mantener a sus hijos saludables y seguros, parece haber más preguntas que respuestas. Conozca los pasos básicos para mejorar el bienestar de sus hijos. En un programa especial del Hospital Seattle Children's en el que veremos cómo la salud de nuestros hijos comienza desde casa.

 

Good Habits Make Healthier Children, Part 2 of 3: Nutrition and Exercise (subtitled in English)

Today, as families face ongoing challenges in keeping their children healthy and safe, it often seems there are more questions than answers. Learn the basic steps to improve the well-being of your children in a Seattle Children's special program where we'll see how your children's health begins at home.

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Latest News

Children's Hospital designs first cancer unit for young adults
3.15.13 — KOMO TV

More children and adults over 30 are surviving cancer diagnoses today than ever before, but teens and young adults have not ... cont.

Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson: Preventing Salmonella
3.13.13 — KING 5 TV

There are more than one million cases of salmonella reported each year. Around 70,000 infections come from reptiles and ... cont.

Interview: How kids process guns and punishment
3.7.13 — Q13 Fox

School administrators are taking the issue of gun violence very seriously, turning to suspensions to enforce their ... cont.