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How Speech-Language Pathologists Can Help Kids with Eating Difficulties
Chewing and swallowing is a vital skill we all need to have in order to grow, develop and survive. But what happens when something goes wrong? At Lurie Children’s, Speech-Language Pathologists are specially... Read More
Summer Reaches for the Sky
Twelve-year-old Summer Chylewski loves singers Khalid and Bazzi, and likes to dance, sing and tell jokes. Since she was age 6, a lot of those activities have taken place at Lurie Children’s. There,... Read More
Lili Lands a Successful Recovery, Getting Back to Gymnastics Career
At the beginning of the competitive gymnastics season, USA gymnast, Lili, encountered more pain daily as she continued with extensive training. What she originally thought was a bad foot cramp, giving her a... Read More
How Joining A Nonprofit Committee Helps Your Career & Your Community
Volunteering at Lurie Children’s can not only make a difference in the lives of our patients and families, but can also have a positive impact on one’s career. Taking on a leadership role... Read More
Lurie Children’s Study on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Invites Girls to Participate
A new study led by Laura Torchen, MD, endocrinologist at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, seeks to identify early signs of PCOS in girls at risk, as the first... Read More
Brain Tumor Emergency: Lurie Children’s Neurosurgeon Saves Boy with Last-minute Operation
Caleb was just hours away from surgery to remove his brain tumor when his condition took a scary turn. His head throbbed with intense pain and he was losing consciousness. The then-8-year-old’s parents,... Read More