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Beth Kohlberg, RN, BSN, MS-HCE, has been named medical ethics coordinator for St. Louis Children’s Hospital’s Medical Ethics Committee. In this capacity, Kohlberg is responsible for developing medical ethics education presentations and seminars for units throughout the hospital and for those undergoing orientation training. ...

Your child is running a fever, coughing and complaining of an earache. If your first thought is to get an antibiotic from the doctor, think again. ...

Sunburns or insect bites may feel like an inescapable part of summer, but both can be prevented. To protect your child’s skin, use the following tips: Apply and reapply. Sunscreen is not a one-and-done method of protection. “Sunscreen needs to be reapplied every two hours,” ...

Moyamoya is a disease of abnormal blood vessels in the brain that can occur in children. It leads to narrowing and blood clot formation that prevents the brain from getting enough blood. ...

Children are bitten by dogs more than any other age group. That’s why it’s important to teach them how to behave around four legged family members. ...

The transition from diapers to potty may be tricky. Practice, patience and positivity can help. By 18 months of age, your little one’s digestive system and bladder have likely developed enough for her to start learning to use the potty, according to the American Academy ...

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Meet the Team Facilities Electronic Consultation Patient Referral Brachial Plexus Brochure Current Patient Profile: Ariel's Story Directions, Maps & Lodging Since 1991, our Brachial Plexus Center at the St. Louis Children's Hospital has evaluated and treated over 1,000 children with birth brachial plexus injury and ...

The Hand Therapy Program at St. Louis Children’s Hospital provides specialized occupational therapy for surgical and nonsurgical patients with upper extremity injuries or congenital conditions. The hand therapy team works to improve the upper extremity function of children. Skills addressed may include movement, strength, self ...

The mission of St. Louis Children’s Hospital is “To do what's right for kids.” To do so involves providing the best treatments and implementing the best practices while being caring and compassionate. ...