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This post was last updated March 8, 2021. The FDA has granted emergency use authorization to three COVID-19 vaccines, and millions of individuals across the U.S. – including our Connecticut Children’s healthcare heroes – have already received their doses. This is a huge step in our fight to end the pandemic. We know that many […]
At Connecticut Children’s, some of the top physician-researchers in the nation are doing whatever it takes to transform care for children with rare diseases. We sat down with Gyula Acsadi, MD, PhD, division head of neurology at Connecticut Children’s, to learn more about recent developments in treatments for children with rare neurological disorders. What are […]
In addition to all the news about the COVID-19 vaccine, you’ve probably been hearing a lot about new strains of COVID-19. Researchers are still gathering information about these new variants. Connecticut Children’s Physician-in-Chief Juan Salazar, MD, MPH, shares what we know so far. What does it mean when there’s a new “strain” or “variant” of COVID-19? […]
This April 2, Connecticut Children’s celebrates its 24th birthday – and we’re thinking of all the kids out there who have birthdays around this time too. From school to sports to shopping, some of your child’s favorite activities may have already been sidelined by the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing efforts. Unfortunately, a traditional birthday […]
Having a child with Autism can pose unique day to day challenges, one of them being feeding. Being able to feed your child is a top priority of all parents, and when feeding becomes difficult a seemingly simple activity can suddenly feel daunting. In an effort to help families feel more equipped to address feeding […]
As communities work to stop the spread of coronavirus, many parents may hear instructions from their physician to self-quarantine themselves, their child or their whole family for 14 days. That may sound daunting. However, there are steps you can take to make the process more manageable and less stressful. Nancy Trout, MD, a Connecticut Children’s primary […]
At Connecticut Children’s, we have a special place in our hearts for Halloween. It’s fun for the sake of fun, and a chance for kids (and adults) to let their imaginations run wild. We all need that to look forward to, especially during this pandemic. Yes, Halloween this year will be different. But even if […]
Here at Connecticut Children’s, we’re huge fans of everything baby-related. That includes making a big deal when there’s a new baby on the way! The pandemic has changed the playbook for a traditional shower – no more huddling over one diaper-decorating station or squeezing onto the same couch for games. But you can still organize […]
With coronavirus numbers on the rise across the country, your family may be preparing for a different Thanksgiving this year – no trip to grandma’s house, no overflowing dinners with extended family and friends. If you’ll be celebrating virtually with loved ones who aren’t in your quarantine group, here’s how can you make it special. […]
There are lots of reasons why sleep may be more difficult for your child during the coronavirus pandemic. These reasons might include schedule changes, lack of physical activity and higher levels of anxiety. You can find advice for maintaining structure here, and activities for heart-healthy kids here. But there’s still the matter of anxiety: What […]