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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. ...

As school administrators, educators, and school nurses to create a nurturing, learning environment is challenging when major health issues such as life-threatening food allergies are present. Food allergies are a ...

Alexis Elward, MD, SLCH associate chief medical officer, received a national award for patient safety. The award is the Top-Performing Senior Leader Recognition from Children's Hospitals' Solutions for Patient Safety. ...

Meet the team of pediatric specialists from the Undiagnosed Mendelian Disorders Clinic at St. Louis Children's Hospital. ...

Comply with federal and state laws Implement state and school district food allergy policy and procedure Identify your 504 coordinator Schedule team planning meeting for students with food allergies Be ...

View pediatric plastic surgery before and after photos, including cleft lip/cleft palate before and after, craniosynostosis before and after, and ear surgery before and after pictures. The plastic surgeons at St. Louis Children's Hospital are experienced in the treatment and repair of craniofacial abnormalities. Learn ...

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

Follow school district food allergy policy and procedure Participate in team planning meeting for students with food allergies Be aware of: What food(s) the student can or cannot eat Emergency ...

Our training program utilizes both a structured and individualized approach to address the training needs of the postdoctoral fellow. The structured activities are based on the general training goals that aim to prepare the fellow for a career in pediatric psychology. ...

One magical night each year, your neighborhood becomes your children's dreamland -- full of chocolate, caramel, lollipops and taffy. That night is Halloween, of course, and by the end of the trick-or-treating, you may be amazed at the amount of candy filling your little ones' ...