After Lena was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare childhood cancer, her family took her to Children’s. Today, they are beyond thankful they made the four-hour trek.

Join Children’s in helping raise funds to support the development of life-changing therapies and treatments that provide brighter futures for children who struggle with Sickle Cell Disease.

Surgery program earns distinction from American College of Surgeon Children’s Surgery Verification Quality Improvement Program

I’m a pediatric nurse, and my child almost died after swallowing a household chemical. Learn from my family’s mistake; don’t let it happen to you.

The Red Blood Cell Disorders and Thrombotic Microangiopathy Program at Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta provides comprehensive care for children and young adults. We are the largest program in the Southeast, treating over 600 patients each year, including consultations (second opinion) from other states.

Detecting Anemia Using a Smartphone Children's doctors created smartphone app to help detect anemia without blood test Tuesday, Dec. 04, 2018 Children's doctors created smartphone app to help detect...

Here to help parents with advice from our pediatric orthopedic specialists on how to care for kids’ and teens’ bones.

Read Esme's story and learn more about how you can better protect your family on social media.

Improving the quality of behavioral and mental health care delivered to children in our community by equipping providers with the tools and resources they need.

Having worked in the radio business for many years, I have always been familiar with the great work happening at Children’s. But it wasn’t until my 10-month-old daughter Reese was diagnosed with cancer that I experienced first-hand what a special place Children’s is—to patients and parents alike.