More articles about: CS Mott Children's Hospital

Maren Robinson was among a record number of 22 pediatric heart transplants performed at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital in 2020.

Simplified scoring tool accurately measures inflammation and healing in the gut for children with Crohn’s disease, a type of inflammatory bowel disease.

As many schools prepare to restart in-person learning, many parents and teachers have questions. Pediatric experts discuss what to know about returning to in-person school during COVID-19.

Researchers develop universal screening tool used during emergency care visits that reliably predicts an adolescent or teen’s suicide risk.

Early findings suggest that children from lower-income neighborhoods may endure longer hospital stays after sepsis, a life-threatening response to an infection.

Through a field clinic, a Michigan Medicine team brings hearing health services to an Amish community.

Transgender and gender non-conforming teens face transphobia, experience abusive relationships and may struggle with the decision to divulge their gender identity throughout their transition.

1 in 3 parents strongly support schools having mental health programs like peer support leaders, new national poll suggests.

Study suggests that camps, which draw in 14 million children a year, may be an overlooked group when addressing communicable disease spread.

After welcoming their son, couple helps Michigan Medicine launch first peer mentor program for same sex couples expecting babies through surrogacy.

Care team uses innovative intravascular balloon to slow down blood flow during baby’s delivery to prevent potentially fatal blood loss due to placenta accreta.

None of the COVID-19 vaccines have been studied specifically in pregnant or breastfeeding individuals. An expert addresses top questions.

Regional hospitals unite to strengthen emergency response plans for children impacted by such crises as a pandemic, hurricane, flood or mass shooting.

National poll: Cyberbullying, depression and unhealthy habits on parents’ top 10 list of worries. Black families rank racism as No.1 concern and COVID-19 as No.2.

Key guidance on enrolling in sports during the pandemic and how to handle returning after a COVID-19 diagnosis.