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We use stem cell transplants to treat children with cancer and noncancerous blood conditions. We provide reduced intensity conditioning chemotherapy before transplants to reduce side effects. We also have specialized facilities to help lower the risk of infection following a stem cell transplant. ...

When medication doesn’t control seizures, the NeuroPace RNS® system may offer new hope for symptom improvement. Our epilepsy specialists offer responsive neurostimulation (RNS) for children with complex forms of epilepsy. We have safely performed this novel treatment on children for several years. ...

A rising fever alarmed one-month-old Cam’s parents, Molly and Chris. When they arrived at Alton Memorial Hospital their fears were confirmed. ...

The level of radiation exposure during dental imaging has decreased as technology has improved. So why not leave the lead shielding on just in case? Read on to find out. ...

Parents often ask how they can prevent cavities and keep their kid’s teeth healthy. Emily Hahn, DDS, a board-certified pediatric dentist at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, shares three tips that can help protect your kiddo’s smile: If you’re nervous about your child getting cavities, look ...

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Children’s After Hours provides convenient medical care for your child’s illnesses and injuries by specially-trained pediatric nurse practitioners. After Hours is a kid-focused and faster alternative to ERs when your pediatrician’s office is closed, for the same copay as you'd pay at the pediatrician's office. Walk-ins are welcome at all Washington University Children’s After Hours locations. However, patients who walk-in will be placed in the earliest schedule time slot, if one is available. Patients will be seen in order of scheduled arrival time unless emergency care is required. To reduce ...

The BEAT Brain Tumor Education and Therapy Support Group goal is to educate, support and connect families whose children are diagnosed with brain or spinal cord tumors. ...

Many people believe that cold weather causes the spread of viruses, including colds. The real answer may surprise you. ...

Hepatoblastoma is a very rare cancer. It’s a tumor that starts in the liver. It usually affects children less than 3 to 4 years of age. It usually doesn’t spread (metastasize) to other areas of the body. ...