Press Releases
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Myra Gregorian Appointed Senior Vice President, Chief People Officer of Seattle Children's
5.2.17
Gregorian assumes role after serving as chief human resources officer at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles since 2015
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Seattle Children’s Purchases the Center for Spiritual Living’s Campus
3.27.17
Seattle Children’s to use existing facilities for staff and community classes, training and development
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Seattle Children’s Sets GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for DNA Experiment at Groundbreaking for New Research Building
2.2.17
New building will house Cure Factory that translates lab discoveries into treatments, allowing Seattle Children’s to reach more children with therapies
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Russ Williams Appointed Senior Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer of Seattle Children's
1.17.17
Williams assumes role after serving as chief operating officer at Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health since 2013
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Seattle Children’s Expands Mental and Behavioral Health Services in Benton and Franklin Counties with PAL Plus Pilot
1.4.17
Pilot program addresses community need with increased access to behavioral health providers for underserved and economically disadvantaged children
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Novel Diet Shows Promise in Treating Children with Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis
12.28.16
Study results show pediatric patients with active Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis can reach remission with diet alone.
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Researchers Link Dental Problems in Cleft Lip and Palate to Abnormal Salivary Glands
12.7.16
Doctors have long observed that cleft lip and palate are linked to poor dental health, and new research points to abnormal salivary glands as a cause
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Seattle Children’s Hospital Opens Gender Clinic for Children, Teens and Young Adults
10.4.16
The multidisciplinary clinic is one of only five in the nation to provide gender care to children and young adults up to age 21
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Revolutionary Surgery Helps Children With Severely Restricted Airways Breathe Without a Tracheostomy
6.27.16
Subcranial rotation distraction is enabling children like Hannah Schow to breathe without a tracheostomy for the first time
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Seattle Children’s Hospital Ranked 5th in U.S. News & World Report 2016-17 Best Children’s Hospitals
6.21.16
Six of Seattle Children’s specialty programs ranked in the top 10, nine programs ranked in the top 20