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Birdie’s Surprise | Life with Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia
By Ellen McVay January 18, 2023

The Center for Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital is dedicated solely to the treatment of CDH.

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Understanding Heart Murmurs: What Are They and Are They Dangerous?
By Ashish Shah, M.D., M.B.A. February 3, 2023

The Heart Institute at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital shares important information about heart murmurs and what parents should know.

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Saylor Celebrates First Birthday Thanks to Her Medical Team
By Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital Staff November 18, 2022

“Her outlook for a healthy life is a good one, thanks to the team at Johns Hopkins All Children’s,” her mother says.

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Heavy Metals in Baby Food: Expert info on what you need to know
By Laura Byrne https://muckrack.com/laura-byrne-6 September 4, 2025

Dr. Rachel Dawkins, a pediatrician at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital shares the need to knows about heavy metals in baby food.

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Vitamin K for Newborns: What Every Parent Should Know
By Ashley Marshall September 9, 2026

Vitamin K is an important part of newborn care, yet not every family understands why it is recommended after birth. Meghan Martin, M.D., a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, explains why the vitamin K shot — which is not a vaccine — plays a critical role in helping newborns’ blood…

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From Patient to Parent: A Sickle Cell Survivor Shares His Greatest Joy
By Sarah Hollenbeck August 27, 2026

Twenty-four-year-old John Stephens III smiles as he pushes his identical twin daughters into the Research and Education Building at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida. He’s moments away from reuniting with a few of the doctors and nurses who helped him navigate sickle cell disease in his formative years, and he has news he can’t wait to share with them at the annual Family and Friends Sickle Cell Symposium. He embraces Tamara New, M.D., director of the Sickle…

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From Tiny to Thriving: Baby Cash’s Story
By Ashley Marshall August 4, 2026

When Kelsi learned her pregnancy had taken a sudden turn at just 24 weeks, she was thrown into a frightening new reality: preparing for the possible birth of a micropreemie. What followed was a journey marked by uncertainty, resilience and the specialized care that helped her son, Cash, survive and thrive. Kelsi, a first-time mom…

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Ask the Doctor: Required Electrocardiograms During Sports Physicals
By Sarah Hollenbeck June 10, 2026

There’s a big change coming for parents of high school athletes. Starting this fall, a new law called the Second Chance Act will require all high school athletes who want to play sports during the 2026-2027 school year to pass an electrocardiogram (EKG/ECG) screening. The bill allows a student who has received an EKG/ECG in the…

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How to Volunteer with the Kids in Tampa Bay: 10+ ways to give back
By Laura Byrne https://muckrack.com/laura-byrne-6 December 9, 2025

We’re sharing ways you can volunteer with the kids in Tampa Bay to turn quality family time into give back time!

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An E-Scooter Emergency: Cooper’s Story
By Ashley Marshall October 31, 2025

It was a call no parent wants to receive. When John’s phone rang, his son, 14-year-old Cooper, was out riding his e-scooter. “I heard moaning on the phone, then the call dropped,” John recalls. “I turned around immediately and headed to where he was supposed to be.” He found Cooper badly injured after a fall…

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Carson’s Journey: Positivity, Purpose, and the Power of Giving
By Sarah Hollenbeck September 2, 2025

Sixteen-year-old Carson Scoville is strong. Despite two cancer diagnoses, countless treatments and a recent genetic finding that increases his risk for developing cancer, he stays positive. This summer, Carson learned he has Li-Fraumeni syndrome (LFS), a rare inherited condition caused by mutations in the TP53 tumor suppressor gene. Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital pediatric hematologist-oncologist…

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Ask the Doctor: Back-to-School Sleep Routines to Help Kids Focus and Thrive
By Anu Varma Panchal September 2, 2025

If your kids are still on summer sleep schedules, this guide to back-to-school sleep routines will help you reset things before the first day.

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Shifting Terrain: Helping Kids Navigate the Middle to High School Transition
By Tara Payor, Ph.D. https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/etd/6349 September 2, 2025

Learn how to make the middle to high school transition smoother with insight from pediatric psychologist Dr. Jennifer Katzenstein.

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Ronald McDonald House Charities debuts 5th house in Tampa Bay at St. Joseph’s Women’s Hospital
By Laura Byrne https://muckrack.com/laura-byrne-6 May 9, 2025

Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) has partnered with St. Joseph’s Women’s Hospital to open a new house in the hospital, expanding its ability to serve even more families in the Tampa Bay area.

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Julian’s Journey with Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia
By Ellen McVay June 5, 2025

Read Julian’s incredible journey with Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia and the life-changing care that saved him.

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Giant Steps for Landon
By Ellen McVay April 5, 2025

Read about Landon’s inspiring story as he overcomes the challenges of cerebral palsy, taking life-changing steps with expert treatment and therapy.

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Spring Into Water Safety with Watermelon Swim!
By Watermelon Swim May 1, 2025

Discover why swim lessons during spring break are the perfect way to help kids gain water safety skills and confidence for the summer.

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A Healthy Heart in Children Starts with Preventing and Treating Obesity
By Roy Adams February 1, 2025

Did you know that excess weight in children can significantly impact their heart health and increase their risk of developing cardiovascular issues later in life? While many assume that high blood pressure, high cholesterol and abnormal heart muscle structure are only associated with adults, children with obesity can also suffer from these medical issues. The…

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BRAIN ROT Yes, it’s a thing. And yes, you can do something about it.
By Dr. Jennifer Katzenstein, Ph.D., ABPP-CN September 4, 2025

Dr. Jennifer Katzensein shares what brain rot is and how it impacts kids today. Learn her tips to help prevent it and encourage healthier habits.

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Holiday Toy Safety Guide: Top 10 Dangerous Toys
By Joseph Perno, M.D., vice president of medical affairs and emergency medicine physician at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital March 4, 2025

Discover holiday toy safety tips and avoid dangerous toys that could harm your children by learning how to spot hidden hazards this holiday season.

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Search Results for: johns hopkins

Birdie’s Surprise | Life with Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia

Understanding Heart Murmurs: What Are They and Are They Dangerous?

Saylor Celebrates First Birthday Thanks to Her Medical Team

Heavy Metals in Baby Food: Expert info on what you need to know

Vitamin K for Newborns: What Every Parent Should Know

From Patient to Parent: A Sickle Cell Survivor Shares His Greatest Joy

From Tiny to Thriving: Baby Cash’s Story

Ask the Doctor: Required Electrocardiograms During Sports Physicals

How to Volunteer with the Kids in Tampa Bay: 10+ ways to give back

An E-Scooter Emergency: Cooper’s Story

Carson’s Journey: Positivity, Purpose, and the Power of Giving

Ask the Doctor: Back-to-School Sleep Routines to Help Kids Focus and Thrive

Shifting Terrain: Helping Kids Navigate the Middle to High School Transition

Ronald McDonald House Charities debuts 5th house in Tampa Bay at St. Joseph’s Women’s Hospital

Julian’s Journey with Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia

Giant Steps for Landon

Spring Into Water Safety with Watermelon Swim!

A Healthy Heart in Children Starts with Preventing and Treating Obesity

BRAIN ROT Yes, it’s a thing. And yes, you can do something about it.

Holiday Toy Safety Guide: Top 10 Dangerous Toys

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