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#EMSWeek is a time to celebrate our emergency medical services and their dedication to protecting the safety and health of our community 🚑 Leave a comment to share your appreciation for their commitment to delivering high-quality care to our youngest patients ❤️ #KidsHealth

Johns Hopkins psychiatrist Christopher Hammond directs a full research program dedicated to understanding how cannabis and other drugs affect brain development and #mentalhealth in young people 🧠 Read more his work with this population ➡️ bit.ly/3HnAfrG

From snoring to sleep apnea, sleep-disordered breathing issues occur in nearly 20% of children, says Emily Boss, director of pediatric otolaryngology. Boss and colleagues offer options to help put the whole family at rest. ➡️ bit.ly/4jmRw1H #BetterSleepMonth

In this video, pediatric epileptologist Babitha Haridas discusses the results of a retrospective single-center case series of nine children with Rett syndrome and epilepsy who were treated with the classic ketogenic diet. Learn more about the results. #RettSyndrome #KidsHealth

After 43 years of inspiring service and dedication to Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Children’s Center as a pediatric intensivist and anesthesiologist, we are celebrating the retirement of Dr. Ivor Berkowitz! Join us for the livestream tomorrow at 5:00 PM: bit.ly/CelebratingIvo…

Even the smallest amount of breast milk can provide vital benefits for premature infants. In this video, the NICU lactation team at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center answers questions about the importance of human milk in the NICU. #NICU #KidsHealth

Christle Nwora, a first-year fellow in the Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine at the Children's Center, was awarded the Top 40 Under 40 Leaders in Health Award from NMQF! This award recognizes young leaders who are at the top of their respective fields. #KidsHealth

Sport specialization is increasingly common among young athletes, but it comes with some risks. By understanding the pros and cons of specializing early, parents and coaches can help kids get the most out of their sport. bit.ly/4kgNxou

.Paul Sponseller participated in an invited talk during the POSNA Annual Meeting in Las Vegas. During the session, Dr. Sponseller described the experience of recovery from a medical crisis and the importance of supportive leadership. #POSNA #KidsHealth

Johns Hopkins Medicine pediatric psychologist Lindsay Cirincione, discusses how to recognize signs of depression and anxiety in children for parents. WJZ | CBS Baltimore cbsn.ws/4juU7GV

Come on out next Saturday for a family-friendly Community Resource and Wellness Fair — dedicated to health, connection and fun! Enjoy free health screenings, explore valuable community resources and gain important health education to support well-being: hopkins.org/wellness-fair

Peter Rowe has worked tirelessly to find answers for young people beset by a constellation of mysterious symptoms. Read more about the work that he and his team are doing to treat chronic fatigue syndrome and the many conditions that accompany it ➡️ tinyurl.com/3akcyza2

June 9th at 1pm #MEAction Maryland announces the 4th webinar in Evidence-Based Pediatric ME/CFS Medical Education Webinar Series by Dr. Peter Rowe: Biomechanical Manifestations in Pediatric ME/CFS youtube.com/@MEActmaryland Johns Hopkins Children's Center #ThoracicOutletSyndrome #TOS #Hypermobility

Earlier this month, team members from Johns Hopkins presented their latest research at the 2025 PES Annual Meeting in National Harbor. Check out these photos from the event! #PedsEndo2025 #KidsHealth

From the time she was 3 years old, Jayleen struggled with disabling episodes of pancreatitis. With each flare-up of excruciating abdominal pain, the damage to her pancreas worsened. Read about how a complex surgery gave Jayleen her life back. ➡️ tinyurl.com/mu7vbcje

A national survey shows most gun owners do not store firearms safely. That includes more than half of gun owners with children in the home 🏠 Safe storage saves lives. Learn more by clicking below ⬇️ bit.ly/3FEKozS #GunSafety #KidsHealth

We are pleased to present the winner of our Research Photo Competition: Chelsea Valery who is preparing media for ependymal cilia assays at Johns Hopkins Children's Center with support from her mentor Dr. Lauren Jantzie & team. bit.ly/43qVQbB/ Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery Johns Hopkins Dept of Pediatrics Research

Maria Trent, MD, MPH, recently served as visiting professor for the Grover F. Powers, MD, Lectureship/Pediatrics Research Forum at Yale University School of Medicine. Powers was a pioneering figure in American pediatrics, making lasting contributions to pediatric nutrition and care.

In this video interview, Aaron Milstone, MD of Johns Hopkins Children's Center discusses prevalence and impact of invasive Staphylococcus aureus, with recent research highlighting a greater impact among very low birth weight #infants. #Staph Watch: hubs.li/Q03qHdYV0

Each day is a grinding challenge for young patients with #sicklecelldisease. Learn how Children’s Center hematologists are there every step of the way — offering support and the latest treatments, many pioneered right here at Johns Hopkins. ➡️ bit.ly/3HoNhFq