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Educational topics for Inflammatory Bowel Disease including diet, fever, psychosocial issues, and vaccinations. ...

Maya shared her first steps after her SDR surgery with the world! We're so proud of you, Maya - keep up the great work! ...

Directions: Walk towards the mural/Orange elevators at the end of the hall. Before you reach the elevators, the Outpatient Lab will be on your left, enclosed in polka dot windows. Floor: 2 ...

Abigail Young spent the first eight months of her life in the hospital with heart problems. Now 2, Abigail needed so much medical help that her family moved from West Virginia to St. Louis so they could all be together. She was born with: Long ...

Directions: Take the Atrium/Green elevators to Floor 1. Exit the elevators to your left and walk straight. You will see desks ahead for Patient Registration/Admitting on your left. Floor: 1 ...

Riding a bike to school boosts kids’ health and independence. Here’s how to make sure they stay safe. ...

Please join us on Tuesday, February 2, 2021, from 5 – 6 p.m. for an update and interactive Q&A for community pediatricians and healthcare providers. St. Louis Children’s Hospital physician ...

The following case study, Another Video Game Complication, was used by Andrew J. White, MD, division director of pediatric rheumatology, Washington University School of Medicine as part of the “Patient of the Week” (POW) series. ...

Directions: Walk straight toward the Mural/Orange elevators at the end of the hall. Take a right before you reach the elevators. The Dialysis/Pheresis is at the end of the hallway, the last door on your right. Floor: 2 ...

Sometimes you get lucky and get to work with your mom. Sometimes we get lucky and have that awesome mother-daughter team take care of our patients in the Heart Center. Meet Mary and Audrey Mehegan. ...