Division of Adolescent Medicine News & Announcements

Practice-based Scholar Ashlee Murray, MD, MPH, shares the importance of staying educated on issues related to domestic violence and more in this Q&A.

News this week highlights recipients of the Foerderer Grants and CHOP’s designation as a Tier 1 Center of Excellence for telomere biology disorders.

The questionnaire has been successfully adapted across pediatric primary care and increased discussion about drug use and sexual health.

In The News highlights a prestigious award for CHOP President and CEO Madeline Bell, ways pediatric providers can support low-income families, and NCCN neuroblastoma guidelines.

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

Clinical Futures and PolicyLab fund four new projects through its jointly administered Pilot Grant Program.

CHOP researchers find self-esteem of healthy children with short stature is tied to social supports — not height.

Read about a first-of-its-kind seizure prediction model and a study that found parents and teens with healthy relationships have better long-term health outcomes.

Danielle Apple, clinical research coordinator, promotes body positivity and healthy movement in her high-energy exercise classes.

A new grant will allow CHOP researchers to evaluate adolescents’ involvement in care for their chronic illness.

New study by CHOP researchers found that having youth buy-in from the beginning helps ensure consistent use of continuous glucose monitoring.

Novel research could help patients and parents deciding about growth hormone treatment for idiopathic short stature.