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“I’m going to be here all night if you need anything.” That reassuring statement is one parents of patients in St. Louis Children’s Hospital’s pediatric and cardiac intensive care units (ICUs) have heard from attending physicians since an in-house call program was initiated in June ...

Before Cooper Hendrix was even born, doctors detected a defect that would affect the health of his kidneys. ...

Thank you for your interest in donating items for the patients of St. Louis Children's Hospital! In-kind gifts are used year-round for celebrating important milestones like birthdays, anniversaries and the end of treatments like chemotherapy or radiation. Items from our Amazon wish list are also ...

Through their research, Washington University physicians at St. Louis Children’s Hospital have changed the way craniosynostosis is treated around the world. ...

A bruise is a collection of blood underneath the skin that is caused by an injury to an area of the body. The injury causes tiny blood vessels (capillaries) to break. Then blood leaks from the vessels into the nearby tissue. ...

We have specially designed facilities for treating pediatric blood disorders, including separate infusion facilities just for young children and teens. We offer the latest treatments, including stem cell transplants. ...

St. Louis Children’s Hospital and KVC Missouri are working to address a critical care gap for kids suffering from mental health conditions. ...

For many children with autism, playing electronic games is the perfect pastime: The games offer a predictable structure that makes them comfortable, and they don’t need to engage with people in the real world—something that makes them decidedly uncomfortable. ...

Learn more about Myka Glennie's journey after she received a double lung transplant. ...

Volunteers provide a huge service to our patients, families and staff. Learn about the main opportunities and experiences open to St. Louis Children's Hospital volunteers. ...