Research is intrinsic to the advancement of healthcare. Without it, there are no new treatments or cures to safely bring to patients. Learn more about the research we do, and how we are improving the health and well-being of children around the world.
Families
Have questions about whether your child should take part in a research study? Want to know what studies your child may be able to take part in? We've got the info for you right here!
Employees
Each member of the research community at Children's Hospital plays an important and integral role in advancing pediatric research. This section includes all you need to know about working at the CHOP Research Institute.
Donors
Donations help sustain vital programs at CHOP, including providing critical support for research. Learn more about how you can support the research efforts at Children's Hospital.
CHOP Breakthroughs
CHOP, Penn Study Shows Less-Used HIV Drug More Effective for Infected Children
A large-scale study of two first-line treatments for HIV-infected children shows that the less-used regimen is more effective in suppressing the virus, paving the way for changing the standard of care provided to... Follow Us on Twitter
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07 MayCHOP, Penn Study Shows Less-Used #HIV Drug More Effective for Infected Children. #research http://t.co/3qpcCUKHLy
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03 MayOur 2-day #research symposium focuses on #immunity, #mitochondria, #genetherapy, #epilepsy, and intervention.
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03 MayRT @CHOP_CBMi: PeRC launched its new website. See how they support practice-based #research at #CHOP. http://t.co/2snd3gxAZG
Pediatric oncology
Clinical pharmacology
Relapsed pediatric malignancies
Dr. Adamson's laboratory focuses on the clinical pharmacology of new drugs for childhood cancer.