Minnesota CEOs join Children’s Minnesota in response to recent tragedy
President and CEO Dr. Marc Gorelick urges the community to address structural racism.
Joining together in times of tragedy
Dr. Marc Gorelick, president and CEO at Children’s Minnesota, comments on the tragedy of George Floyd’s death.
How LGBTQ youth are being affected by COVID-19 and how Children’s Minnesota can help.
COVID-19 is affecting LGBTQ youth but Children’s Minnesota and our Gender Health program are here to help.
When can my child stay home alone on their own?
Summer is just around the corner and for many parents that means, their kids are out of school for the season. Because your kids will be home throughout the day during the summer, you may be wondering, at what age can my child stay home alone?
Team Kylie Strong: Kylie’s story of strength and resilience
Kylie won her battle with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) in October 2019, but in September 2020, she relapsed and spent four weeks at Children’s Minnesota in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, Kylie’s family joins our Virtual Walk for Amazing event for the third time:
Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in children associated with COVID-19
Children’s Minnesota experts explain what parents need to know about the possible relationship between COVID-19 and Kawasaki-like symptoms.
Children’s Minnesota celebrates National Emergency Medical Services Week
To celebrate all of the amazing work our EMS providers do, we sat down with Anna Cheney, Ryan Leba and Emily Tucker, EMTs at Children’s Minnesota, to talk about their work.
Children’s Minnesota honored as Bronze Stevie Award winner in 2020 American Business Awards
Children’s Minnesota was named the winner of a Bronze Stevie Award in the Communications or Public Relations Campaign of the Year—Healthcare category in the 18th Annual American Business awards. The honor was given for the public relations campaign to launch the Children’s Minnesota Gender Health program.
Our pediatric gynecology clinics are open for appointments
Appointments for vaccinations and well-child checks are important to stay up-to-date on, but so are gynecology appointments for your daughter. COVID-19 is affecting a lot of areas of the world right now, but making sure all babies, girls and women have the answers and help related to their bodies is at the utmost importance to Children’s Minnesota.
