Dr. Vinchi studies how iron and heme damage cells and organs—and discovers new treatments that could improve outcomes for kids with sickle cell disease and related conditions.

Parents may often wonder, “why is my kid always sick?” Dr. Andi Shane, lead infectious disease doctor, talks about how to manage germs to keep everyone healthy.

The Pulmonology Program at Children’s is involved in novel research studies, fostering new discoveries that aim to improve outcomes for patients.

More than their Disability: Helping Kids Feel Seen Lynn Smith In this episode of Hope and Will: A Parenting Podcast from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, we’re joined by three incredible...

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Learn about groundbreaking research from the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition Programs.

Visit Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at The Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting in Honolulu, April 24-28. Meet our faculty and staff and learn about our leading-edge pediatric research, training and innovation.

In this episode we’re joined by three special guests who share unique insight into what’s being done to change the trajectory of kids’ health in rural Georgia—and, more importantly, why such efforts are so important.

Receive tips from Children's healthcare providers pulling double-duty as parents to children of their own in the season 3 finale of the Hope and Will podcast.

Meet the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta team at the American Society of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Conference.