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The Prenatal Family Tree is a record of your family's health history that focuses on medical problems that are present since birth, or show a pattern of undiagnosed birth or pregnancy-related problems that may raise suspicion that a genetic birth defect runs in the family. ...

Stillbirth is a common term for death of a fetus after 20 weeks of pregnancy. ...

Learn more about Spencer's story and lifelong struggle with Rhabdomyosarcoma. Read about his experience with St. Louis Children's Hospital. ...

Your child comes home with a letter from school. It says he has lice. Now what? ...

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. ...

Accommodations are available for parents at several nearby motels/hotels. Some of the local lodging options may offer a discounted "St. Louis Children's Hospital" rate to families with children at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, so be sure to ask about it when making a reservation. ...

This Notice serves as a joint notice for Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis Children’s Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine (collectively referred to herein as “we” or “our” or “us”). Because we are affiliated health care providers, we have designated ourselves as an organized health ...

As a mother whose child, 13-year-old Jack, does not communicate verbally, Ann Schrooten is quick to point out that there is much more to Jack than the wheelchair, trach and medical equipment that accompany him. ...

Spencer Kolman was a busy, seemingly healthy teen a year ago. He was involved in drama, band, hockey and Boy Scouts. Last fall, however, the 15-year-old nearly died. When Spencer was just a toddler, doctors discovered he suffered from Rhabdomyosarcoma. ...

Through active clinical trials, Washington University researchers are working to find better treatments and cures for pediatric oncology and hematology diseases. The Department of Pediatrics recently launched a new website that makes reviewing open clinical trials easy. The site organizes pediatric trials by disease or ...