Researchers linked blood protein patterns to stomach changes in eosinophilic gastritis, offering clues for future disease ...
Expert at Cincinnati Children's discusses how new pediatric-specific stents offer less invasive, adaptable treatment options ...
More than 80 local middle and high school students connected with Cincinnati Children's researchers and health professionals ...
Bruce Trapnell, MD, received the 2026 Daniel Drake Medal, the UC College of Medicine’s highest honor. His research transformed understanding and diagnosis of pulmonary alveolar proteinosis, a rare ...
Cincinnati Children’s researchers reveal how YAP-driven microtubule growth helps heart muscle cells dismantle sarcomeres and ...
The Research Horizons blog features news and insights about the latest discoveries and innovations developed by the scientists of Cincinnati Children's. This blog does not provide medical advice, ...
NBC’s Vicky Nguyen recently visited Cincinnati Children’s to interview experts here about their ongoing research to document how spending hours viewing smartphones, tablets and other device screens ...
Robert Kahn, MD, often shares a chart that looks like an old computer programming punch card but actually paints a sobering portrait of the health inequities that children face while living within a ...
Go ahead, crack a joke. Butt seriously, this research from an expert at Cincinnati Children’s and the Tokyo Medical and Dental University might save lives someday by helping people when they cannot ...
Cincinnati Children’s physician-scientist receives one of the highest honors in health, medicine and science. The National Academy of Medicine (NAM) has elected Sing Sing Way, MD, PhD, to its 2025 ...
Investors in medical innovation, such as venture capital firms and industry partners, are drawn to opportunities with a substantial “total addressable market,” offering a reasonable chance of ...
Many dedicated people have contributed to Cincinnati Children’s becoming the nation’s largest provider of inpatient pediatric mental health services. Few have been more impactful than Michael Sorter, ...