In the News

This edition highlights a study that suggests chronic illness may be on the rise for children in the U.S., a model of care that could improve postpartum health of mothers, and more.

CHOP researchers In The News partner for violence prevention, evaluate long-term complex cardiac outcomes, and receive honors for their scientific contributions.

Researchers reveal rare variants of SYNGAP1-related disorders are inherited, and a nurse scientist is featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Research news highlights a science breakthrough in CRISPR gene editing, and stem cell transplants provide curative potential for monogenic inflammatory bowel disease.

This edition of In the News features Dr. Susan Furth, who was honored with a Corporate Leadership Award from the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Research news this week features the CORES pilot grant awardees and results from the longest follow-up study for gene therapy to treat hemophilia B.

This edition of In the News reports on how researchers are partnering with schools to help staff alleviate occupational stress and burnout.

Discover how acute myeloid leukemia could alter the immune memory of healthy cells among other stories in this week’s research news.

This week’s In The News highlights the legacy of Dr. Audrey Evans, newly elected AACR fellows, and a novel approach for rare disease.

STAT Madness selects CHOP-led research on hemophilia A gene therapy for the bracket competition, and two scientists are nominated as "Disruptors of the Year."