MPR: Minnesota fights back against teen sex trafficking
Laurel Edinburgh from the Midwest Children’s Resource Center explains how she helps trafficked youth get the care and treatment they need.
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Children’s latest stories in the news and press releases from across our hospitals and clinics.
Children’s Minnesota clinical trial for diabetes monitoring featured in the Star Tribune
A Children's Minnesota clinical trial is using technology to evaluate diabetes patients’ glucose trends each week instead of each quarter.
Children’s Minnesota makes changes to accommodate lower birth rates
Jennifer Olson was interviewed by The Wall Street Journal about birthrate trends Children’s Minnesota is seeing and how it is adapting.
Minnesota Parent: Picky eater or problem eater?
Dr. Gigi Chawla explained the difference between picky eaters and problem eaters.
Children’s Minnesota Annual Star Gala Raises $2 Million for Diabetes
Children’s Minnesota held the 25th annual Star Gala at the Depot in Minneapolis and raised $2 million for pediatric diabetes.
Bobbie Carroll Honored as One of Most Powerful Women in Health Care IT
Bobbie Carroll, senior director of patient safety and clinical informatics at Children’s Minnesota, was recognized as one of the Most Powerful Women in Healthcare IT by Health Data Management.
25th annual Children’s Minnesota Star Gala raises $2 million to support cutting-edge pediatric diabetes care
The 25th annual Children's Minnesota Star Gala raised $2 million to support cutting-edge pediatric diabetes care.
Heart Patient Lana Featured on WCCO-TV’s Kylie’s Kids
Children's Minnesota heart patient Lana was featured on WCCO-TV's Kylie's Kids.
Dr. Gandrud and Patient Abbie Discuss the Diabetes Program and Star Gala
Dr. Gandrud, pediatric endocrinologist at Children’s Minnesota, and patient Abbie Nelson discuss pediatric Type 1 diabetes and the annual Star Gala.
Dr. Anupam Kharbanda Conducts Experimental Study to Test Electronic Clinical Decision Support Tools
Dr. Anupam Kharbanda from Children's Minnesota conducted a study to examine how an electronic clinical decision support tool could reduce the use of computed tomography (CT) and ultrasound in diagnosing children with appendicitis.