A brother and sister treated at Cincinnati Children's have experienced dramatic hearing improvement after receiving gene ...

Researchers uncovered key signals linked to graft rejection, offering a path toward earlier detection and intervention.

“A healthy, capable workforce is the foundation on which we build America’s prosperity. Yet we see falling birth rates and with them, the related slowing of our labor-force growth, even as employers ...

Moderate-to-severe chorioamnionitis and cerebellar abnormalities were independently associated with higher autism risk in ...

Earlier stem cell transplants may improve survival for youth with Shwachman-Diamond syndrome when high-risk features emerge, ...

Hamilton County cut annual infant deaths from 120 in 2007 to 55 in 2023, bringing its infant mortality rate below the national average for the first time. A new Pediatrics study used a “synthetic ...

A new clinical support tool called Anatool aims to provide point-of-care guidance to help healthcare professionals more consistently recognize and treat anaphylaxis, a severe and potentially ...

Pilot study suggests the Diabetes Journey intervention may help adolescents build self-management skills, with benefits lasting for months after treatment. For teens with type 1 diabetes, managing ...

A nationally recognized physician-scientist and academic leader, Harris will help reinforce the clinical foundation that enables discovery, translation and better outcomes for children. Turning ...

Study led by experts at Cincinnati Children’s suggests embedded mental health services should become a standard part of neonatal intensive care For many parents, a newborn’s stay in the neonatal ...

A new clinical trial involving researchers from Cincinnati Children’s reports encouraging progress toward a long-sought vaccine against Shigella, a leading cause of diarrheal disease worldwide. The ...

More than 140 students participated in Cincinnati Children’s Discovery Day to explore research labs, meet scientists, and learn about careers in science and medicine. Cincinnati Children’s recently ...