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Connecticut Children’s Injury Prevention Center Announces Recipients of Fall Injury and Violence Prevention Fellowships 2020 Hayley Petit

Beyond Twin-Twin Transfusion Syndrome: Renny & Benny’s Story By Timothy Crombleholme, MD: Secretly, Kaelyn and Reynard had been longing for twins. So when the pregnancy ultrasound showed not one baby but two, it was even more reason to celebrate. Their little family of three was going to be a party of five. But at 16 weeks the identical twins, still in utero, were

Connecticut Children’s Recognized for Use of Technology to Improve Patient Care- Named 2020 CHIME Digital Health Most Wired Winner

Meet Andrew Healy, MD, Medical Director of Maternal-Fetal Medicine By Andrew Healy, MD: Andrew Healy, MD, joined Connecticut Children's this summer. We look forward to his contributions to our diverse team of medical experts at the Fetal Care Center. Get to know a bit more about Dr. Healy in the interview below.

Help Me Grow National Center Selected for Prestigious Agreement with CDC

Connecticut Children’s Program Awarded Safe States Alliance Grant to Develop Driver Safety Messaging Campaign

What to Know About Human Parvovirus, AKA Slapped Cheek or Fifth Disease By Andrew Carlson, MD: The CDC recently warned communities about an increase in human parvovirus B19, also known as “fifth” or “slapped cheek” disease: fifth because in the 19th century, it was fifth in a group of common illnesses with a rash and slapped cheek because of the infamous rash it often

Connecticut Children’s Medical Center and Guidehouse Form NEW Company to Deliver Revenue Cycle Management Improvements to the Pediatric Healthcare Industry

Connecticut Children’s Expands Pediatric Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Program in Fairfield County and Welcomes New Orthopedic Surgeons to the Team!

Bridging Healthcare and Food Insecurity: A Unified Approach By Nancy Trout, MD: With food insecurity on the rise in Connecticut, the Start Childhood Off Right program, part of Connecticut Children's Office for Community Child Health, is dedicated to providing essential support to families in need. Food insecurity—defined as the economic and social condition

New Startling Numbers Show Impact Of COVID-19 Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome In Children

The World’s Smallest Mechanical Heart Valve: Ellis’ Story To solve a life-threatening heart defect, Ellis Schwartz-Mosca’s care team at Connecticut Children’s had to think big – by thinking small. On Oct. 27, Connecticut Children’s pediatric cardiac surgeons successfully implanted the world’s tiniest mechanical heart valve into Ellis’

Mycoplasma Pneumoniae in Kids: What to Know About this Bacteria Mycoplasma is on the rise right now in Connecticut, crowding emergency rooms, and parents have questions. Connecticut Children's has the answers.

Grow Caring: Claire’s Story Seven-year-old Claire is never one to drag her feet. “She doesn’t walk, she bounces,” says mom Tracy. And that was true even before she was born, when at 33 weeks pregnant, doctors announced that baby Claire was on her way – seven weeks early.

4 Things to Know About Ear Tube Surgery for Kids By Christopher Grindle, MD: This blog was originally published in 2021 and was updated in February 2025 and again in February 2026. Ear tube surgery is the most common surgery for children in the United States – in fact, about half a million kids have the procedure every year. Kids (and adults) can get ear