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

The following case study, "Karma", was used by Andrew J. White, MD, the James P. Keating, MD Professor of Pediatrics and division director of pediatric rheumatology, Washington University School of Medicine, and director of the St. Louis Children’s Pediatric Residency Program, as part of the ...

For many people, the month of September represents a return to classes and to schoolwork. September is National Childhood Cancer Awareness month. So for survivors like Brooke Cantwell, it means so much more. ...

For consistently keeping the health and welfare of children as her top priority, state Rep. Marsha Haefner (Oakville) received the SLCH State Advocate of the Year award. Haefner has served in the House for the past five years. She’s a key member of the House ...

Many parents question how much Tylenol to give their child to reduce pain or fever. While the recommended dose is based on each child’s age and weight, accidental overdose is still a potential danger. ...

The Williams Syndrome Center provides diagnosis and treatment for children with developmental delays and medical problems associated with Williams Syndrome. Call St. Louis Children's Hospital to learn more. ...

At the St. Louis Children’s and Washington University Heart Center, our pediatric cardiologists care for more children with heart disease than any other center in the region. In many cases, we are creating the new standards of care for children with complex heart conditions. Learn ...

This season, St. Louis Children’s Hospital is celebrating the story of Laila Anderson, the young patient who inspired a team, a city and a nation. In partnership with the St. Louis Blues, St. Louis Children’s Hospital is producing a documentary short film (currently in production) ...

While there is no “cure” for Williams syndrome, many families benefit from the team approach at our Williams Syndrome Center where multiple doctors experienced in Williams syndrome work together to maximize a child’s health and development. ...

The Coffee & Gift Shop, is located on the first floor/street level of the hospital. Offerings include a variety of balloons, Children's apparel, snack foods, candy and small gift items. ...