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At Connecticut Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, our pediatric oncologists and hematologists have special training in how to diagnose and treat all childhood cancers and blood disorders. We offer patients exceptional clinical care, access to novel therapies and clinical trials, and multiple patient and family support programs.
Connecticut Children’s urology division has ranked as a top 20 national program in the 2019-2020 U.S. News & World Report’s Best Children’s Hospital. Our board-certified and fellowship-trained urologists evaluate, diagnose and treat infants, children, adolescents and young adults affected by a wide range of genitourinary conditions.
Ava, in a word, is beautiful. There truly is no other way to describe the 13-year-old with shoulder-length honey brown hair, blue eyes, and winsomely ready smile from New Milford. She glows, and that radiance is more than a result of her summer tan. Ava’s beauty comes from a wisdom gained through experiences of people […]
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When Ian was 19, he began having severe headaches, which were intense and persistent enough that his doctor sent him to get a CT scan. The results of that scan were any parent’s worst nightmare: “They saw three black masses in my skull,” Ian says. He was diagnosed with germ-cell tumors in his brain. Ian underwent treatment at Connecticut Children’s and his tumors disappeared. Ian’s story has the best possible outcome, but for too many young patients, happy endings are not guaranteed. And that is why Ching Lau, MD, PhD, Division Head of the Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders, is conducting cutting-edge research into new methods of treating cancer. ... See MoreSee Less
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Gavin’s parents took him to the pediatrician with a fever. Days later he wasn’t getting better and his face and stomach began to swell, so his primary care doctor ordered a battery of tests. The results showed he had leukemia. That’s when Gavin was referred to Connecticut Children’s for treatment. Gavin’s mother, Lindsay, shares the story of her son’s diagnosis and treatment on the latest episode of The Curbside Consult. ... See MoreSee Less
Gavin’s Strength: The Road to Recovery from Childhood Cancer
It's #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth. On the latest episode of The Curbside Consult, Lindsay David recalls the day her son, Gavin, was diagnosed with leukemia and the treatment he received at Connecticut Children's: https://t.co/8v01a7Trki
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