Congratulations to Johns Hopkins Children's Center faculty Olga Charnaya on her appointment to the JHU Welch Center !! Bravo 👏🏻

Congratulations, Dr. Trent!! 👏🏻 Johns Hopkins Children's Center

Researcher's dream come true! Our team’s groundbreaking RCT in @JAMA: digital intervention prevented obesity at age 2 & may lead to better health equity. TY to The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute for funding! American Academy of Pediatrics The Obesity Society Johns Hopkins Dept of Pediatrics Research Hopkins Nursing Bloomberg Distinguished Professors #obesity jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

Kicking off the 19th The Johns Hopkins Brady Urological Institute Research Day in honor of Dr Coffey with Dr Pienta followed by the inaugural Menon-Partin by Mani Menon. Johns Hopkins Medicine

Logan Galansky presenting our work on vaginoplasty in bladder exstrophy The Johns Hopkins Brady Urological Institute Donald Coffey Reasearch Day Johns Hopkins Children's Center

“One of the things that we’re...trying to figure out is, who’s going to get sick and when they’re going to get sick,” said Sarven Sabunciyan, PhD, an associate professor of pediatrics at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine ⬇️ wafb.com/2024/11/11/you…

New Research Brief out with Yiyu Chen Gabriel Piña and Eliana Perrin on the role of Pandemic Emergency Rental Assistance in addressing material hardships among low-income renter families with children. Work funded by RWJF Healthy Eating Research! childtrends.org/publications/e…

Not to be missed! Come hear new Welch associate faculty member Olga Charnaya share details of her ongoing, innovative work! Johns Hopkins Children's Center Johns Hopkins Pediatric Nephrology #WelchWOW

On September 1, 2024, Dr. Brenda Banwell began work as Pediatrician-in-Chief and Co-Director of the Children’s Center. Learn more about her background and goals ➡️ bit.ly/40uyOPu

Ryan Felling, director of the Johns Hopkins pediatric stroke program, discusses his latest research on understanding the mechanisms of recovery following injury to the developing brain & improving outcomes after pediatric stroke. ➡️ bit.ly/4hg94Mo #USNews #KidsHealth

Did you know that the Mix 106.5 Radiothon is our largest single fundraiser? For more information about fundraising, volunteering, or sponsorships, please contact Erin Stoker at [email protected] or visit bit.ly/40x0X8z ❤️ #Mix1065 #Radiothon #ForTheKids

Neonatologist Dr. Raul Chavez-Valdez discusses concerns he and his colleagues have raised regarding a paper about antipsychotic medications for newborns who experience agitation and restlessness in the NICU. Watch now. ➡️ bit.ly/3Wi9Nob #USNews #KidsHealth

Johns Hopkins’ Division of Pediatric Neurosurgery is performing innovative studies in hopes of solving some of neurosurgery’s most pressing problems, including those involving hydrocephalus and Chiari malformation. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/4ghdnGf #USNews #KidsHealth

Dr. Sean Barnes discusses his research, which aims to provide pediatric cardiac anesthesiologists and intensivists with the means to predict which patients are likely to develop delirium. ➡️ bit.ly/40XEYrB #USNews #HeartMonth #KidsHealth

Last year, a Children's Center study led by Dr. Robert Wood led to the U.S. FDA approval of a groundbreaking treatment for food allergies. Vote for this study to advance in the #STATMadness2025 competition to determine the best in biomedical research 🗳️ bit.ly/4i6qRGl

Building the research pipeline! Johns Hopkins Pediatric Nephrology faculty. Olga Charnaya”s 11 yo son presenting his research at the Annual Dialysis Conference! Even teaching dialysis expert Brad Warady something new! Johns Hopkins Children's Center #ADC25 American Society of Pediatric Nephrology Alicia Neu ASPN Research Committee

In this video, Dr. Brandon Smith discusses his Academic Pediatric Association Region 4 Meeting presentation on bronchopulmonary dysplasia. Up to 50,000 children each year are diagnosed with this disease ➡️ bit.ly/4jk0ugB #KidsHealth

A recent study led by Dr. Aaron Milstone showed that hospitalized babies, particularly those with low birth weight, are more likely to die after contracting Staph infections. Read more about the findings published in JAMA Pediatrics at bit.ly/4d4nrTb. #KidsHealth

In April, Tai Hairston, MD's research, "Development and Validation of a Novel Observational Checklist for Assessing Pediatric Resident Engagement on Clinical Rounds with Social Determinants of Health,” was awarded by the American Pediatric Association 🏆Congratulations, Dr. Hairston!

*2nd Annual Johns Hopkins Medicine Child Health and 14th Annual Research Symposium* Members of the JHM, JHACH, and affiliate research communities are invited to submit abstracts for JHACH Research Symposium 1/23-1/26/26 Submit abstracts here (due 10/15): mrprcbcw.hosts.jhmi.edu/redcap/surveys…