Bruce Trapnell, MD, received the 2026 Daniel Drake Medal, the UC College of Medicine’s highest honor. His research transformed understanding and diagnosis of pulmonary alveolar proteinosis, a rare ...
Cincinnati Children’s researchers reveal how YAP-driven microtubule growth helps heart muscle cells dismantle sarcomeres and ...
Long-term REACH trial data show hydroxyurea safely treats children with sickle cell anemia in Africa without increasing ...
Beneficial gut bacteria help newborns activate antimicrobial defenses, offering new insight into early-life immunity.
A new clinical support tool called Anatool aims to provide point-of-care guidance to help healthcare professionals more consistently recognize and treat anaphylaxis, a severe and potentially ...
Pilot study suggests the Diabetes Journey intervention may help adolescents build self-management skills, with benefits lasting for months after treatment. For teens with type 1 diabetes, managing ...
Researchers identified a pathway that helps explain barrier dysfunction in eosinophilic esophagitis, providing support for current therapies and highlighting potential future treatment targets Many ...
One of the nation’s leading leukemia researchers to help guide the next chapter of cancer and blood disease research at Cincinnati Children’s while strengthening scientific collaboration across the ...
Cincinnati Children’s researchers link pediatric hospital admissions with local data on housing, parcel type, crime, evictions, neighborhood characteristics, and births to advance a more precise ...
Study led by experts at Cincinnati Children’s suggests embedded mental health services should become a standard part of neonatal intensive care For many parents, a newborn’s stay in the neonatal ...
More than 140 students participated in Cincinnati Children’s Discovery Day to explore research labs, meet scientists, and learn about careers in science and medicine. Cincinnati Children’s recently ...
Cincinnati Children’s will serve as one of an initial wave of 12 sites worldwide enrolling youth with autism into a long-term study designed to accelerate future therapeutic trials Cincinnati Children ...