Child Health
A love song for Baby Hazel
Using a digital stethoscope and a computer, therapist blends music with the soothing sounds of a beating heart.
Back in the hospital, but this time as caregivers
Childhood cancer survivors return to Wolfson Children’s to comfort a new generation.
A stroke at 14: when time means everything
Kids don’t typically have strokes. Here’s how quick diagnosis and intervention reversed a teenager’s paralysis.
Two brothers with same brain tumor, three weeks apart
Three hospitals, two specialty clinics and a home away from home work together to help Georgia family.
‘Our little girl is one in a million’
Pituitary tumors are rare, especially in newborns. How Olivia Schmidt’s timely diagnosis may have saved her life.
A tale of two breaks
A broken bone sent two children to the ER. Why their moms now say they’ll never go anywhere but Wolfson Children’s.
Good catch in the X-ray room spots rare forearm injury
Young gymnast's improper dismount from trampoline led to fracture often overlooked by non-pediatric specialists
Varsity volleyball player spikes a brain tumor
College prospect plays entire freshman season with blackouts and balance issues.