Sleeping isn’t just for babies
Is your teen getting enough sleep? Joelle McConologue, MD, a pediatrician at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health — Pediatrics in Pleasanton offers advice on helping teens get the zzz’s they need.
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A tech tour of the new Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford
We are proud to use the latest technologies and innovations to usher in a new era of pediatric care.
Magnet technology corrects spinal disorders
Kora has early onset scoliosis (EOS), a severe spinal curvature that occurs when vertebrae develop incorrectly in utero.
Space for families to stay together
We are adding 149 new patient beds in nearly all private rooms—so that families can stay together in a healing, comfortable space during treatment and recovery.
Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month
Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month brings attention to deadly genetic disease — and a new treatment bringing hope for families.
Get a healthy start to the school year!
Along with getting all those school supplies in order, back to school is also a good time for children to get their annual physical exam, or well-child visit.
Kids test fun features at the new Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford
Recently, a small group of children got a sneak peek of the nearly finished new hospital building.
Children’s health care advocates rally on National Day of Action
#KeepKidsCovered was the hashtag and the goal for the recent Day of Action.
Seamless care from Monterey to Palo Alto saves baby with brain cyst
Karina Barger and her husband David Goldman noticed something unusual with their 2-month-old son Bobby. He was consistently looking to the left and couldn’t bring his eyes to look straight ahead.
New “makerspace” gives teen cancer patients room to invent
Silicon Valley is a hub for innovation — it’s not only home to the country’s most cutting-edge tech companies, but on a smaller scale, it is the birthplace of many “makerspaces”.
