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Chalongchai Phitsanuwong, Douglas Nordli, Julia Henry

A new path to epilepsy treatment in children

10-month-old Dennis Hill, post cochlear implant activation, with his dad, Michael Hill, and mom Jenna Jones

UChicago surgeon gives cochlear implants to two generations: A father and his infant son

Ethicist: Newborns’ genomes shouldn’t be tested for adult-onset conditions

TMW Center launches bilingual resources to advance brain development for children

The PNC Foundation awarded a $3.3M grant to the TMW Center for Early Learning + Public Health at UChicago for campaign to empower parents with knowledge and skills to enhance their infants’ and toddlers’ cognitive development.

Neurosurgeon offers innovative treatment options for patient with rare central nervous system disorders

Children with celiac disease and eosinophilic esophagitis may not need to cut soy from their diets

Child abuse pediatricians Drs. Jill Glick and Veena Ramaiah reviewing scans

Program for medical expertise in child abuse evaluations moves back to UChicago Medicine

UChicago Medicine pediatrician selected for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation leadership program

What young athletes should eat before and after the game

NIH selects Chicago institutions for national Down syndrome health research initiative

Babies with hydrocephalus caused by toxoplasmosis have good outcomes with prompt treatment

A new study suggests that the faster a baby with congenital toxoplasmosis can be given a fluid-draining shunt to treat their hydrocephalus, the better their cognitive outcome.