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Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is one of the leading pediatric hospitals & research facilities in the world.
Philadelphia, PA chop.eduJoined March 2010

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We were proud to join other SEPA hospitals and participate in the Regional Community Health Needs Assessment, which identifies health needs throughout region. Identifying & addressing local communities' unmet health needs is a core aspect of healthcare. bit.ly/3R7kqqc.
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In collaboration with researchers at our hospital and elsewhere, Drs. David Teachey and Caroline Diorio are testing new immunotherapy treatments for relapsed T-ALL, in the hopes that they can bring new and better options to patients. Learn more below.
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Our researchers, in collaboration with , have developed a device called OCTOPUS, which helps organs-in-a-dish grow, providing powerful tools for studying how organs develop and carry out their specialized functions. Learn more below.
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In some cases, kids can develop a multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS-C) several weeks after a COVID infection. A new study co-led by researchers found that COVID-19 vaccination is safe after MIS-C. Read more in this article.
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At the Commodore Barry Irish Center, a team of CHOP volunteers helped to clear out old furniture and debris from garage, organize a book storage room for their library, clean the kitchen, complete a small paint project in the garage and more on #MLKDay.
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Thanks to the support of our donors throughout the holiday season, patients today & tomorrow will benefit from every dollar of the $200,000 match challenge! None of this work is possible without you. We look forward to 2023 & creating more moments together. #CHOPHolidayMoments
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Join us on 3/7 & 3/8 in person or virtually for 9th Annual Chronic Lung Disease Conference. This program is intended for the team who provides care for patients with severe chronic lung disease of infancy, known as bronchopulmonary dysplasia. Learn more: bit.ly/3X6s9Xi.
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What a year! From a new drug for a rare bone disease to the 1st gene therapy for beta thalassemia, our researchers accomplished so much in 2022! Learn more about the exciting research happening in the 2022 Research Annual Report below.
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As we reflect on the past year, we know our patients' brightest moments begin with you and we look forward to creating more moments and tomorrows. As we head into 2023, we thank you for your support in bringing joy and hope to children and their families. #CHOPHolidayMoments
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