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Our Best Stories of 2021, From Self-Care to Setting New Standards for Pediatric Research
Published on Dec 30, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Here’s our list of the 2021 Cornerstone stories our social media followers engaged with the most.
IDDRC Celebrates 30 Years (And Counting) of Collaboration and Community
Published on Dec 3, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
The Intellectual and Developmental Disability Research Center brings multidisciplinary researchers together to advance what we know about IDDs.
Center for Autism Research Reaches a Decade of Scientific Insights, Leadership
Published on Dec 7, 2018 in Cornerstone Blog
Celebrate the Center for Autism Research's 10th anniversary with a photo gallery showcasing the Center's milestones in understanding the complexities of autism spectrum disorder.
In the News: Pediheart Podcast, EPA Asthma Award, Walk for Hope, Antibiotics and Kidney Stones, Gilyena Approval, Autism Challenge
Published on May 18, 2018 in Cornerstone Blog
This week in the news, research from the Cardiac Center and the Division of Urology make headlines for children's health.
Guest Blogger: Center for Autism Research a Proving Ground for Novel Approaches
Published on Apr 18, 2018 in Cornerstone Blog
One person's autism can look very different from the next. Autism is a multifaceted spectrum disorder, so its underlying mechanisms and outward manifestations vary widely, with important implications for optimal treatment strategies.
Our Most Read Stories of 2017 Bring Back the Wonder of Childhood
Published on Dec 27, 2017 in Cornerstone Blog
We rounded up the top 10 stories that captivated our readers' attention in 2017.
In the News: Neuroblastoma Gene Variants, Center for GI Motility Expansion, Improving Autism Diagnosis, Fontan Procedure Follow-Ups
Published on Oct 6, 2017 in Cornerstone Blog
This week, new research findings at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia are propelling the way we think about autism, single ventricle survivors, and neuroblastoma forward.
Snapshot Science: Could a Single Brain Scan Predict Autism Among High-risk Infants?
Published on Jun 9, 2017 in Cornerstone Blog
A neuroimaging scan at age 6 months may accurately predict autism spectrum disorder (ASD) among high-risk infants. The infants were considered to be at high risk because they had older siblings with ASD. Overall, the study team found 974 functional connections in the 6-month-…
2016 Research Annual Report Showcases How We Accelerate Breakthroughs
Published on Apr 13, 2017 in Cornerstone Blog
The Research Institute's Annual Report 2016, which you can find here, features dozens of inspiring and engaging stories that highlight new programs, our commitment to collaboration and excellence, and how our investigators and staff are leading the way in innovation and…
In the News: Predicting Autism, Rear Seat Safety, Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, Pediatric Stroke
Published on Feb 24, 2017 in Cornerstone Blog
This week's In the News highlights remind us of one of our favorite quotes from Helen Keller: "Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." Read on to see how researchers from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia are working with different groups…