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Expert Digs Deep Into Research of Kidney Stones Causes and Treatments

Gut Kidney Axis
Dr. Greg Tasian is researching connections between the gut microbiome and kidney stones.
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In the News: Pre-transplant Communication, Working Memory and Driving, Master Regulator Gene in Schizophrenia, Girls’ Concussion Care, Baby Brain Development

Published on Sep 20, 2019 in Cornerstone Blog
CHOP Research In the News In this week’s recap, our researchers share discoveries in driving safety, concussion recovery, schizophrenia treatment, and more.

Where Are They Now? Former Postdocs Talk Life After CHOP

Published on Sep 19, 2019 in Cornerstone Blog
NPA Week From principal investigators to teaching-focused faculty, CHOP postdocs use their unique experiences in a variety of roles.

Off Campus: ‘Down East’ Fun for the Whole Family

Published on Sep 17, 2019 in Cornerstone Blog
Jennifer McGuire Discover Jennifer McGuire’s, MD, MSCE, vacation location-of-choice. Hint: rocky coastline, frigid waters, and pine scented breezes.

Training the Brain to Think Flexibly in Adolescent Anorexia

Published on Sep 12, 2019 in Cornerstone Blog
C. Alix Timko A new study investigates whether flexible thinking may lead to flexible behavior for adolescents with anorexia and their parents.

In the News: Cancer Drug Approval, Chief of Infectious Diseases, Genetics and Obesity, Police Encounters and Autism, Rare Disease Q&A, Stress Resilience

Published on Sep 6, 2019 in Cornerstone Blog
CHOP Research In the News This week’s news roundup highlights recent research on stress resilience, obesity genetics, and autism spectrum disorder.

Finding Answers: How Genetic Counselors Improve Families’ Lives With Science and Compassion

Published on Sep 3, 2019 in Cornerstone Blog
Sarah Raible Genetic counselor Sarah Raible works with families affected by rare diseases to explain complicated results of research testing and share novel discoveries.

Off Campus: Out of the Lab and Into the Kitchen

Published on Aug 30, 2019 in Cornerstone Blog
DIVA DE LEON Join Dr. Diva De León-Crutchlow “Off Campus” to learn how she relaxes by creating delicious meals with her family.

In The News: ‘The Birds and the Bees,’ Ultrasound-guided IV Line Placement, First CHOPS Syndrome Symposium, Social Media-based Parenting Program, Bystander CPR

Published on Aug 23, 2019 in Cornerstone Blog
CHOP Research In the News CHOP’s Emergency Department creates ultrasound-guided IV line placement training program due to findings of research led by Alexandra Vinograd, MD

Serving Up Reproducible, Shareable Research: Q&A With Will Struebing

Published on Aug 16, 2019 in Cornerstone Blog
Will Struebing The Arcus team at the Research Institute is solving a number of challenges at once: Decrease the time it takes for researchers to access data, increase the reproducibility of research, ensure data security, and speed up the rate of breakthroughs.

Snapshot Science: How Do Specific Sets of Neurons Influence Autistic-like Features of CDKL5 Deficiency Disorder?

Published on Aug 13, 2019 in Cornerstone Blog
Neurons Snapshot Science reports new research on disruptions during early development of neural circuitry that may help to explain CDKL5 deficiency disorder.
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