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Thrombophilia is a term used to describe a condition where blood that has an excessive tendency to clot. To better understand thrombophilia, it’s important to understand why and how the blood clots. ...

Cancer predisposition syndrome, also called inherited cancer predisposition, hereditary cancer predisposition, or family cancer predisposition is a genetic mutation that increases the chances of developing cancer at an earlier age compared to the risk for the general population. ...

The St. Louis Children’s Hospital Neurocritical Follow-up Program (NCFP) works with families to identify and address neurological, cognitive, educational and developmental concerns after an ICU stay. ...

Treatment for facial nerve conditions including Mobius syndrome, Bell's palsy and Guillian Barre syndrome in children. Learn more from The Facial Nerve Institute at St. Louis Children's Hospital. ...

The Pediatric Neurosurgery program at St. Louis Children's Hospital is one of the largest neurosurgery programs in the nation and are leaders in both innovative care and research to help shape the care into the future. ...

Is your child not screaming for ice cream? He might have a problem with dairy. ...

This federal civil rights law, commonly referred to as Section 504, helps ensure that individuals with handicaps/disabilities are not excluded from participating in any program or activity that receives federal ...

This federal civil rights law, commonly referred to as Section 504, helps ensure that individuals with disabilities are not excluded from participating in any program or activity that receives federal ...

Learn about what to expect when having orthopedic surgery at St. Louis Children's Hospital. ...

Read more about Madi Allen's struggle with pneumonia and her experience with St. Louis Children's Hospital. Learn more. ...