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2015
- November 13 At Stanford Children’s Health, an Apple HealthKit pilot for type 1 diabetes shows promise
- October 19 Why is a 61-year-old man receiving heart surgery at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford?
- October 12 Elevated blood-sugar levels in pregnancy tied to baby's heart-defect risk
- October 5 Information and Frequently Asked Questions About a Recent Vaccine Refrigeration Issue
- October 1 Juvvadi Pediatrics in Mountain View joins the Stanford Children’s Health network
- September 30 Board of Directors at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford
appoints Jennifer M. Johnson - September 23 Nationally known pediatric health leader joins Stanford Children’s Health and Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford as vice president for patient care services and chief nursing officer
- September 18 For teens with bulimia, family-based therapy works best
- September 16 Filtered sunlight a safe, low-tech treatment for newborn jaundice
- September 8 Tutoring relieves math anxiety, changes fear circuits in children
- September 8 Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford plans major expansion of its world-renowned Heart Center
- September 4 Girl's massive airway tumor treated through new therapy
- September 3 Girls and boys with autism differ in behavior, brain structure
- September 3 Stanford Child Health Research Institute awards $3.4 million for research to improve child and maternal health
- September 2 Spanish-speaking families prefer native language when discussing surgical care
- August 20 Five lifesaving organ transplants in 48 hours means a very busy weekend at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford
- August 18 Brain scans better forecast math learning in kids than do skill tests, study finds
- August 17 Bacterial community in pregnant women linked to preterm birth, study finds
- August 10 Three-year-old receives lifesaving heart transplant
- August 7 Girls’ Day Out event helps unite — and nurture — teens battling cancer
- July 24 El-Sayed appointed associate dean for maternal and child health
- July 14 Designing a Water-Wise Hospital at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford
- July 9 Lucile Packard Children's Hospital and Stanford Children’s Health Named One of 2015’s Most Wired
- June 25 Silicon Valley Pediatricians in San Jose joins Stanford Children’s Health network of care
- June 24 Assessing Differences in Mortality Rates and Risk Factors Between Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Patients With Cystic Fibrosis in California
- June 23 Adolescents uncertain about risks of marijuana, e-cigarettes
- June 22 Stanford Children’s Health CIO Ed Kopetsky honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
- June 11 $9 million grant to establish open-access autism database at Stanford
- June 9 Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford is honored in just-released national survey of best children’s hospitals
- June 9 In Kenya, program changes male attitudes about sexual violence, study finds
- June 8 Sonoma teen dancer realizes Joffrey dream, thanks to hip preservation specialists at Stanford Children’s Health and California Pacific Medical Center
- June 3 Stanford Children’s Health CEO joins Solutions for Patient Safety Board of Directors
- May 28 Patients at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital will experience: An Evening at the Oasis
- May 4 Existing drug may treat the deadliest childhood brain tumor
- April 28 Children’s Eye Injuries from Nonpowder Guns on the Rise
- April 28 Implanted pump helps heart-failure patient graduate from high school
- April 23 Brain tumor growth stimulated by nerve activity in the cortex
- April 20 Kids with dangerous heart arrhythmias receive lifesaving support from high-tech, implantable device
- April 1 Autism Symposium April 18 at Stanford University, Sponsored by Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford
- March 31 Santa Clara woman with cystic fibrosis thanks CF Center at Stanford Children’s Health for successful journey to adult care
- March 26 Just-released national data confirm Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford No. 1 in transplantation
- March 19 Unlocking a heart that could cause sudden death: Teen’s rare congenital heart defect fixed at Stanford Children’s Health
- March 18 Inaugural Childx conference to be held at Stanford in April
- March 18 Sacramento girl’s massive airway tumor treated successfully through new therapy advanced at Stanford Children’s Health
- March 11 Mindy B. Rogers joins Board of Directors at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford
- March 11 Susan Herman Named President of the Association of California Nurse Leaders
- March 9 Dennis Lund to join Stanford Children’s Health as chief medical officer
- March 6 Illinois boy saved by super-surgeon
- March 6 Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy Names Stanford Comprehensive Neuromuscular Clinic at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital a Certified Duchenne Care Center
- February 26 WWE® launches campaign to benefit Special Olympics International and Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford
- February 25 Phoenix baby saved by heart surgery pioneer
- February 23 Fertility and Reproductive Health Services now offered at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford and Stanford Children’s Health
- February 6 Board of Directors at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford appoints two new member
- February 4 Cochlear implants give young boy with Down syndrome a new lease on life
- January 22 Many of state's smallest babies not referred for follow-up care, study finds
- January 21 2015 California whooping cough epidemic discussed with Yvonne Maldonado, MD, of Stanford Children’s Health
- January 21 Expansion Milestone at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford Underscores Progress towards the Bay Area’s Largest Facility for Pediatric and Obstetric Care
- January 14 Infectious diseases expert at Stanford Children's Health discusses 2015 flu season in California