Adults often feel that children are too young to be told about death and try to protect them.Here are some helpful resources to help with those tough conversations.

After being diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma as a child, Matthew Ramirez set his sights on becoming a doctor and helping other kids with cancer.

Sampath Prahalad, MD, a Pediatric Rheumatologist at Children’s, swapped the stairs in his hospital for the street to stay in top shape.

A Children’s urgent care physician adopts marathon running and quickly proves herself a winner.

When 6-year-old Nathan was diagnosed with a rare heart defect, his family turned to Children’s for a heart surgery others deemed impossible.

Physician tools, resources and services at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta help make it easier to stay informed and access our pediatric expertise and technology.

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The 6-year-old tackled her fears and is in the final stages of treatment thanks to the support of her Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta care team.

Raelyn’s diagnosis of acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) at age 3 led to more than two years of chemotherapy and other treatments at Children’s.