Diagnosing kids using family medical history or genetic testing, or both
In a Talking Pediatrics Crack the Case episode about family medical history and genetic testing, Dinel Pond, lead genetic counselor at Children’s Minnesota, discuss three
In a Talking Pediatrics Crack the Case episode about family medical history and genetic testing, Dinel Pond, lead genetic counselor at Children’s Minnesota, discuss three
Our Intensive Care Follow-up Clinic is expanding its service offerings to include more patients beyond neonatal intensive care. Cardiovascular care is one of the new
Baby Aria’s parents learned their unborn child had a rare combination of medical diagnoses which she overcame with the help of a multi-disciplinary care team
Baby Ezra’s mom, Nancy, reflects on how a new program at Children’s Minnesota helped her provide nutritious breast milk to her growing baby.
Paige and Michael Davis marveled at their newborn baby boy taking in his first feedings of colostrum, a nutrient-rich “pre-milk” that boosts a baby’s immune
Baby Harriet’s heart condition was so rare, only 55 cases were reported worldwide over a 20-year span.
Dr. Thomas George, system medical director of neonatology at Children’s Minnesota, was named a 2022 Notable Leader in Health Care by Twin Cities Business magazine.
In addition to more than 170 Children’s Minnesota physicians selected by Mpls.St.Paul Magazine as 2022 Top Doctors, several Children’s Minnesota kid experts were featured in
Children’s Minnesota is thrilled to announce our innovative The Kid Experts™ At Home monitoring program is now available exclusively at both of our hospital campuses
Alec was diagnosed with a rare cancerous tumor during his senior year of high school, putting his football dreams at risk. With help from donors like you, he got the care he needed without missing life’s big moments. Today, he’s training with his college football team. Thanks to Brenda and Jim Clancy, every gift up to $25,000 will be matched.
A day for our generous community to join together to ensure that even the tiniest hearts get the strongest possible start.