Supporters to walk at Mall of America for hydrocephalus awareness
Hydrocephalus is a chronic condition caused by an excessive buildup of cerebral spinal fluid in the brain.
Children’s Stories
Read health tips from our experts as well as stories by patients, families and staff about kids’ health and their experiences at Children’s Minnesota.
Children’s Minnesota employee has worn many hats in 20 years
Five Question Friday: Desiree Wallace is celebrating her 20-year anniversary with the organization this year and has worked in a variety of roles.
Tell us why your child’s school year will be amazing
For kids and parents, the first day of school is one of the most amazing days of the year.
“Children’s Pedcast”: Dr. Susan Sencer on pediatric cancer
Children's medical director of hematology and oncology joins the show as part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
Share your shining star, raise money for Children’s Minnesota cancer and blood disorders program
For every mention of #shinebrightbash between Sept. 1 and 13, Affinity Plus Credit Union will donate $5, up to $15,000, to our cancer program.
Talking to your kids about Sept. 11
Children who were born after 2001, or were just toddlers at that time, may be frightened by the images in the media.
“Children’s Pedcast”: Patsy Stinchfield on vaccines, infection prevention
Children's director of Infection Prevention and Control discusses a number of topics pertaining to immunizations.
Consequences of vitamin K refusal at birth devastating, irreversible
Vitamin K deficiency bleeding cases have increased as a result of parents refusing to have their kids receive vitamin K at birth.
Children’s Minnesota’s Susan Sencer named Top Cancer Doctor by Newsweek
Dr. Sencer has been instrumental in founding the integrative medicine and pain and palliative care programs at Children’s.
Meet Children’s new medical director of anatomic pathology
Megan Dishop, MD, joined the Children's Minnesota team in March from Denver. Get to know her in this edition of Five Question Friday.