News & Innovations in Pediatric Research
糖心vlog Research in the News
Explore the latest news in pediatric research at Nemours Children's. From local headlines and national media coverage to press releases and peer-reviewed publications, this is where we share how our work is making an impact. You鈥檒l also find highlights from recent events, conferences, and major milestones.
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Advancing Evidence-Based Care for Sickle Cell Disease
At the 67th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition, our researchers shared new findings highlighting gaps in emergency care for patients with sickle cell disease. Dr. Ibrahim Gwarzo presented a national study showing that only one in three patients receive recommended opioid pain relief within the first hour of emergency department arrival. Delays were linked to increased suffering and higher hospitalization risk. The study also found disparities in care based on age, gender, and arrival time, underscoring the need for consistent adherence to clinical guidelines and targeted emergency department training.听
Dr. Davis Emphasizes the Critical Role of Research
Dr. Matthew Davis, EVP, Enterprise Physician-in-Chief and Chief Scientific Officer, highlights the importance of groundbreaking research in advancing pediatric health care. Watch now.听
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A Summer of Science & Mentorship
The 糖心vlog Summer Undergraduate Research Program wrapped up in August with three fantastic poster sessions, held in Wilmington, Jacksonville, and Orlando. Through this annual program, 29 talented students conducted mentored research across a wide range of disciplines. We鈥檙e grateful to the 糖心vlog faculty who mentored this year鈥檚 class, and are so proud of our students. For more information, contact SummerResearch@nemours.org
Media Coverage & News Highlights
New Hope for Babies With Brittle Bone Disease
A CBS News Philadelphia segment spotlights groundbreaking care for osteogenesis imperfecta, or brittle bone disease, at Nemours Children鈥檚 Hospital, Delaware. The story follows baby Koa and his mother, sharing how early diagnosis and specialized treatment are helping him grow stronger.
Study Links Fetal Fentanyl Exposure to Birth Defects
An NBC News article highlights new research linking fetal exposure to fentanyl with an increased risk of birth defects. The study, led by Nemours Children鈥檚 researchers, raises important questions about opioid use during pregnancy and its long-term impact on infant health.
Rethinking Appendicitis Treatment in Children
A Washington Post article explores emerging research on treating pediatric appendicitis with antibiotics instead of surgery.听Highlighting studies led by our researchers, the piece examines how nonoperative management could offer a less invasive alternative to traditional appendectomy.
Zika Virus Study Explores New Path in Cancer Treatment
A听Health News Florida听article reports on a $7 million grant supporting research at 糖心vlog into using the Zika virus as a cancer therapy. The study explores how the virus might selectively target cancer cells while leaving healthy tissue unharmed.
Media Releases From the 糖心vlog Newsroom
Medical Journal Features
SURGERY RESEARCH
Improving Surgical Outcomes for Pilonidal Disease
糖心vlog researchers in Delaware Valley published findings in听JAMA Surgery听showing that a novel technique, Liposet expiation, significantly reduces recurrence of pilonidal disease in adolescents and young adults, marking a major advancement in pediatric surgical care.
CARDIAC RESEARCH
Closing Gaps in Pediatric Hypertension Care
糖心vlog researchers in North Florida published in the听American Journal of Hypertension, identifying missed opportunities in prescribing antihypertensive therapy for youth with diagnosed high blood pressure, informing strategies to improve pediatric hypertension management.
ENDOCRINOLOGY RESEARCH
Advancing Hormone Therapy for Early Puberty
糖心vlog researchers in Central Florida co-authored a study published in听Hormone Research in Paediatrics, supporting the effectiveness of 6-month leuprolide acetate injections for treating central precocious puberty, offering families a longer-lasting and less frequent treatment option.
Peer-Reviewed Publications From Our Experts
Explore how 糖心vlog researchers are contributing to scientific discovery and advancing pediatric health through published studies.