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A sports medicine specialist at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health discusses the rise in professionalization of youth sports, risk factors for burnout and attrition, diversification, concussions, and more.
A Bay Area teen takes the national stage at the MLB-sponsored Pitch Hit & Run youth event and takes home the trophy.
A Stanford Children’s expert shares how to help protect kids from the dangers and health risks of wildfires.
The 39th annual NICU/ICN grad party set the stage for a heartfelt reunion between three premature siblings and their caregivers.
Team USA female athletes voice unique needs in study co-authored by Stanford Children’s sports medicine specialist Emily Kraus, MD, of the Stanford FASTR program, paving the way for tailored advancements in sports science research.
The Stanford Medicine community mourns the loss of Willie Mays, the San Francisco Giants legend whose annual holiday visits to Packard Children’s Hospital ensured sick kids were never forgotten.
Patients at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford enjoy a visit from Pixar animators and special screening of the newly released movie ‘Inside Out 2.’
ResusOne NICU simulation training ensures labor and delivery team is expertly prepared for complex deliveries.
David Maahs, MD, professor of pediatrics and division chief of pediatric endocrinology at Stanford Medicine and Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford, sheds light on the current state of diabetes care for children and adolescents.
The San Francisco 49ers made a special appearance at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford, brightening the day of patients and their families.
Nearly 800 children and their families met up for the 38th NICU/ICN grad party at Packard Children’s to reunite with the caregivers who saved them.
Exploring the mysteries of childhood cancer, Lianna Marks, MD, delves into the complexities of the causes, symptoms, and future of treatment.
Nevaeh has a medical condition that limits her in many ways. Seeing the ‘Bejeweled’ singer in concert wasn’t one of them, thanks to a generous donor and Stanford Medicine Children’s Health.
A medical student at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford is being heralded as a ‘great doctor’ for his unique bedside manner.
An 8-year-old Packard Children’s patient and kidney transplant survivor is honored during a Reno Aces’ game.
Alyssa Burgart, MD, medical director of clinical ethics for Stanford Medicine Children’s Health and a pediatric anesthesiologist, recently bared her soul in a song about COVID-19 that she wrote for weary medical colleagues across her hospital and the nation.
Her commitment to nursing excellence, leading by example, and having a mindset of humble inquiry.
A nurse Scampers for her cousin, a heart patient in the Betty Irene Moore Children’s Heart Center.
How a childhood cancer survivor and a retired HR executive spend their free time helping sick kids.
The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office alongside fellow public servants pay tribute to medical staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bay Area man embarks on Triple 8 Quest to benefit kids at Packard Children’s.
She donated the end-of-treatment bell to Packard Children’s. Seven years later, she’s working in the same unit where her daughter received care.
A condition that affects just seven children in the U.S. brings siblings Kruz and Paizlee Davenport to Packard Children’s.
Hana, a heart patient at Packard Children’s, and her family meet the family of Leo, her heart donor.
The Hospital School’s beloved annual tradition returns to the Dunlevie Garden.
The 2019 volunteer recognition celebration honored hundreds of volunteers for their service.
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Spiritual Care and Chaplain Services at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford offers comfort and support to families.
Esther Ellis gifts her time, more than 4,000 hours, in service to patients and families at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford.
Cassi Crouse talks music therapy and interventions used at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford to support sicks kids on their road to recovery.
Students from the Stanford School of Medicine bring fun-filled afternoon of literacy to patients at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford.
A spectacle of colorful lanterns, paper crafts and lion dancers delight patients and families engaging in the 2018 Chinese New Year festivities at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford.
Ninety-one patients were safely transferred to the new Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford expansion in a carefully orchestrated move.
Programs offered by the development department promote important benefits of reading and skin-to-skin bonding in furthering development of the hospital’s most fragile babies.
NICU grads visit Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford to reconnect with doctors and nurses.
Stanford Medicine Children’s Health observes Child Cancer Awareness Month with advice from Gabriella Medrano-Contreras, the mother of a patient and cancer survivor.
Brandon Bond, administrative director of the Office of Emergency Management for Stanford Medicine Children’s Health, recently joined hurricane relief efforts in Florida and St. Thomas.
The occasion recognizes winners of the Grace Awards, Excellence in Leadership, Gold ROSE awards, and employees celebrating milestone anniversaries.
Tara VanDerveer, head coach of the Stanford women’s basketball team, addressed staff at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford, and shared insights on teambuilding and achieving incredible feats.
Sheila Brunner, child life specialist of more than 25 years, is often seen making her way around Stanford Medicine Children’s Health Specialty Services Sunnyvale.
Child life specialists use age-appropriate education, preparation, and supportive activities to help normalize the hospital experience for children.
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