Public Health

Researchers are enrolling 1,000 teenagers into the first randomized controlled trial since 1983 to evaluate driver training on crash risk outcomes.

In The News this week, we celebrate CHOP being named a top children’s hospitals in the nation for the 17th consecutive year.

Working on a book about thriving, Christopher Forrest, MD, PhD, proposes a society focused on caring for one another and the planet.

Understanding how CF newborn screening algorithms contribute to disparities is essential to make screening programs more equitable.

CHOP’s Center for Injury Research and Prevention is looking ahead to the next 25 years, with a strategic plan that is focused on fostering stakeholder engagement and nurturing the next generation of injury scientists.

CHOP researchers are aiming to discover the best methods for increasing HIV testing and linking youth to PrEP in the Emergency Department.

Learn about the research projects supported by Clinical Futures/PolicyLab Pilot Grants and how they seek to drive change in policy and practice.

Our second installment of Women in STEM features more scientists leading fields historically underrepresented by women.

A quickly expanding resource, the NJ-SHO links databases to help researchers gain deeper insights in injury research and beyond.

At the National Museum of American Jewish History, leaders discussed the future of children's health policy.