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Summer just isn’t summer without time at the pool or lake. But don’t let those trips turn to tragedy because of an accident. ...

You might be wondering how you know if your child is having a seizure. Look for these common signs. ...

The bonds between kids and dogs have always been seen as strong. The St. Louis Children’s Hospital facility support dog program aims to provide assistance with coping and help reaching therapeutic goals while enhancing the experience of patients undergoing health care treatment at St. Louis ...

Whooping cough, otherwise known as pertussis, is becoming widespread yet again. Symptoms usually begin as a cold and include a runny nose, fever and mild cough. The cough is often still present after two weeks and may last up to six weeks. ...

Get expert, efficient care at clinics focused on the needs of children with epilepsy. Our specialists offer uncommon expertise in genetic disorders such as tuberous sclerosis, the ketogenic diet for epilepsy and epilepsy surgery. ...

For decades, we have been helping thousands of children with craniosynostosis. Our surgeons are the most experienced in the region. ...

Tell us what Children’s Hospital means to you and how you or your family have been impacted. ...

Take yourself back to that time when you were a super-curious explorer younger than age 6. You touched and tasted everything. You had no sense of danger and remembering to follow instructions was hard. ...

Entrance: For appointments or to visit, enter St Louis Children’s Hospital through the Children’s Garage Elevator and take it to floor 2. Exit the elevator and walk straight to the Bridge. If you need a badge for the day, enter the que on the far ...

After being assaulted by several classmates in the girls’ restroom of her high school, Erica, age 17, was treated in the emergency department at St. Louis Children’s Hospital (SLCH). She suffered a concussion, sustained injuries to her back, and her eye took quite a beating ...