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The Patient and Family Education Team offers free resources for learning more about a diagnosis, condition, general health and wellness. ...

Hand hygiene refers to the process of cleaning hands with either soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizer. ...

All parents want the very best for their baby. When there is a problem with your unborn baby, our team at the Fetal Care Center will provide the skilled, sensitive care you and your baby need. We are world-class doctors who expertly diagnose and treat ...

Crouzon syndrome is the most common type of craniosynostosis syndrome, which occurs when a genetic birth defect causes the bones in a baby’s skull to close (fuse) together prematurely. ...

Angioedema is a reaction that sometimes happens along with hives. It is swelling under your skin. It often affects your eyes and lips, and sometimes your genitals, hands and feet. ...

Making sure children are on schedule for getting recommended vaccinations is the best way to protect them against serious diseases. Vaccines are weak forms or parts of germs. ...

Our pediatric hematology program includes specialized care for sickle cell patients, cancer specialists, a bleeding disorders center and a stem cell transplant program. Find out more about our programs for children with blood disorders. ...

When it comes to a baby's skin, less is best. Less moisture, less chemicals, less sun and less heat equal less worry, says Susan Bayliss, MD, pediatric dermatologist at St. Louis Children's Hospital. ...

Kim Jacques recalls being a member of a very exclusive club as a teenager. Kim, who was 16 at the time, was waiting for lungs and also a donor heart. ...

St. Louis Children’s has been named a “Top Performer” in healthcare equality by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation (HRC). The recognition was outlined in the announcement of HRC’s 13th edition of the Healthcare Equality Index (HEI), released this week. ...