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Thank you for taking the time to nominate an extraordinary nurse for the DAISY Award. ...

If your child has crying fits only on test days, you probably have nothing to worry about. But if your child starts bawling at the sight of the bus or the school every day, you might have a problem. ...

Do you have umbilical cord or navel questions about newborns? Refer to the St. Louis Children's Hospital symptom checker for care advice to see if and when you should see a doctor or how to treat at home. ...

Your baby usually has smooth, pretty skin, but this evening when you bathed her you noticed tiny, pink bumps on her neck, upper back and chest. She doesn’t seem sick at all. ...

In full remembrance lies a path to healing our grief. Although we may have suggested a service which is specifically for your child, we want you to feel free to come whenever the time is right for you. ...

Earbuds are popular among children and teenagers, but these tiny devices can cause big damage to hearing if used improperly. Over time, exposure to sounds 85 decibels (dB) or higher can cause noise-induced hearing loss. ...

Meet Isaac. He’s an amazing little boy with a magnetic personality and unparalleled bravery. ...

When 14-year-old Rebecca tore a ligament in her knee playing soccer, the team of pediatric-trained sports medicine experts at the St. Louis Children’s Hospital Young Athlete Center guided her safely back to the pitch. Learn how the Young Athlete Center can help your injured athlete ...

The Neuromuscular Program focuses on evidence-based treatments and the development of innovative therapies for neuromuscular disorders in children. ...

St. Louis Children's Hospital presents the courses designed to prevent injury and death in infants and children including PALS, ENPC, and Injury Prevention. ...