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What Are Disorders of the Gut-Brain Interaction?
16
Apr 2024
What Are Disorders of the Gut-Brain Interaction?
The gut and brain are so intricately linked that if communication is off, it can cause minor to life-altering symptoms for kids. Read more.
By: Kahleb Graham, MD | 2
Child Development and Behavior
Tips for Managing Reflux in Infants and Older Kids
06
Feb 2024
Tips for Managing Reflux in Infants and Older Kids
Gastroesophageal reflux can be experienced by infants, older kids and teens. Learn how to manage GER in children and when your child might be referred to a specialist.
By: Nick DeBlasio, MD | 0
Fitness and Nutrition
Handy Checklist: Tips for Dining Out with Celiac Disease
02
May 2023
Handy Checklist: Tips for Dining Out with Celiac Disease
Parents of children with celiac disease may find dining out to be a stressful experience. Read one of our dietitian's tips for making it work.
By: Abi Lepolt, RD, CSP, LD | 0
Rare and Complex Conditions
4 Surprising Facts About Celiac Disease
13
Apr 2023
4 Surprising Facts About Celiac Disease
Celiac disease is a tricky condition. It is often missed or mistaken for other conditions. Learn more by reading these facts about it.
By: Abi Lepolt, RD, CSP, LD | 2
Healthy Living
Constipation in Kids: Tips for Quick Relief
07
Mar 2023
Constipation in Kids: Tips for Quick Relief
Constipation is a common childhood problem, and can be both uncomfortable and painful. Try these strategies at home for quick relief.
By: Randi Wittenberg, RN | 5
Fitness and Nutrition
5 Tips to Make A Gluten-Free Diet More Manageable
26
Jan 2023
5 Tips to Make A Gluten-Free Diet More Manageable
A diagnosis of celiac disease and starting a gluten-free diet can be overwhelming, especially for kids. These tips from a dietitian can help make it more manageable.
By: Abi Lepolt, RD, CSP, LD | 1
Rare and Complex Conditions
VEO-IBD: 6 Helpful Things We’ve Learned
06
Dec 2022
VEO-IBD: 6 Helpful Things We’ve Learned
Very early onset IBD is diagnosed in kids less than 5 years old. As incidence is on the rise, a mom shares some tips to help other families.
By: Amy Marcum | 0
Rare and Complex Conditions
7 Additional Things to Know About Pediatric Gastroparesis
03
Aug 2022
7 Additional Things to Know About Pediatric Gastroparesis
Gastroparesis, a condition in which the stomach takes too long to empty, can be quite uncomfortable. When kids are first diagnosed, families do a lot of research to learn everything they can about it and often have additional questions. Read on to learn further information about this complex gastrointestinal disorder.
By: Neha Santucci, MD | 0
Safety and Prevention
The Surprising Occurrence of Acetaminophen Overdose
13
Jun 2022
The Surprising Occurrence of Acetaminophen Overdose
When acetaminophen is used properly and the correct dose is given, it can be a safe and helpful pain reliever and fever reducer. But too much acetaminophen can cause harm. Learn about both accidental and intentional acetaminophen overdose and how you can help protect your children from this.
By: Sheila Goertemoeller, PharmD, D.ABAT | 2
Healthy Living
Stomach Pain In Kids: When To Worry
07
Apr 2021
Stomach Pain In Kids: When To Worry
Stomach aches can be a symptom of something minor or something much more serious. Learn how to tell the difference.
By: Nelson G. Rosen, MD | 1
Fitness and Nutrition
Celiac Disease: List of Gluten-Free and Gluten-Containing Ingredients
29
May 2019
Celiac Disease: List of Gluten-Free and Gluten-Containing Ingredients
When your child has been diagnosed with celiac disease, deciding what to eat can be overwhelming! Use this list of gluten-free and gluten-containing foods.
By: Emily Romantic, RD | 0
Rare and Complex Conditions
Liver Transplant Recipient Pursues Dream of Becoming A Pediatric Gastroenterologist
25
Apr 2019
Liver Transplant Recipient Pursues Dream of Becoming A Pediatric Gastroenterologist
Julie needed a liver transplant when she was 12 years old. Her medical care team inspired her so much that she wanted to become a pediatric gastroenterologist. 18 years later, she is very close to accomplishing that goal! Read how her own experience has influenced how she takes care of patients.
By: Julie Bonn, MD | 4
Rare and Complex Conditions
11
Mar 2019
My Son With Debilitating Functional Abdominal Pain Heads to College
Danny's mom is filled with mixed emotions as her son prepares to go to college. At one point, Danny's functional abdominal pain and nausea were so bad that she didn't think he'd be able to go to college at all. Read how a new neuro-stim ear device has resolved the pain and allowed him to get his life back.
By: Joey Molitor | 2
Research and Discoveries
5 Reasons to Be Excited About Scientists Growing Human Colons
22
Jun 2017
5 Reasons to Be Excited About Scientists Growing Human Colons
For the first time, scientists tissue-engineered human colons in a lab. Here's 5 reasons to be excited, especially if you are impacted by a GI condition.
By: Jorge Múnera, PhD | 0
Safety and Prevention
Fidget Spinners and Other Toys: 5 Safety Tips for Parents
20
Jun 2017
Fidget Spinners and Other Toys: 5 Safety Tips for Parents
Fidget spinners, along with other types of toys, have the potential to cause serious harm to children. Read five safety tips.
By: Ajay Kaul, MD | 1
Rare and Complex Conditions
Pushing for Progress in a Rare Eosinophilic Condition: Eosinophilic Gastritis
15
May 2017
Pushing for Progress in a Rare Eosinophilic Condition: Eosinophilic Gastritis
Eosinophilic gastritis is a rare type of eosinophilic gastrointestinal disorder. Patients may have a long, challenging journey to receive a diagnosis.
By: Julie Caldwell, PhD | 8
Rare and Complex Conditions
Handy Checklist: Playing Sports with Inflammatory Bowel Disease
28
Apr 2017
Handy Checklist: Playing Sports with Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Playing sports with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is possible. Here are 8 tips from a college athlete to keep in mind before, during and after a game.
By: Meghan Grable | 3
Fetal Conditions
27
Oct 2016
Our No-Longer-Conjoined Twins’ 2nd Birthday: A Victory Celebration
No-longer-conjoined twins Selah and Shylah celebrate their second birthday. Their mom, Misty, reflects upon how far they've come.
By: Misty Oglesby | 3
Rare and Complex Conditions
A Promising Early Research Study for IBD Treatment
28
Apr 2016
A Promising Early Research Study for IBD Treatment
Dr. Denson is hopeful that an early IBD research study, which is looking at ways to influence the microbiome, has the potential to be an IBD treatment.
By: Lee A. Denson, MD | 0
Rare and Complex Conditions
Stomach Pain and Acute Pancreatitis: Questions To Ask Your Child’s Doctor
31
Mar 2016
Stomach Pain and Acute Pancreatitis: Questions To Ask Your Child’s Doctor
Questions to ask your child's doctor to help determine if your child's stomach pain is acute pancreatitis.
By: Maisam Abu-El-Haija, MD | 3
Patient Family Experience
IBD: 3 Lessons from an Experienced Parent
22
Jan 2016
IBD: 3 Lessons from an Experienced Parent
A mom reflects on her child's experiences with IBD and Crohn's disease, now that he has graduated college and is heading out on his own.
By: Linda Weaver | 11
Hospital Operations
09
Jun 2015
Cincinnati Children’s No. 3 in 2015-2016 Rankings
  U.S. News & World Report’s annual Best Children’s Hospitals rankings were released today for 2015-2016, and Cincinnati Children’s has been named the No. 3 children’s hospital in the country for the fifth year in a row. Cincinnati Children’s programs have again ranked in the top 10 for all 10 ranked specialties, making us an
By: Blog Editorial Team | 1
Rare and Complex Conditions
My Second Chance: Life After Liver Failure
19
May 2015
My Second Chance: Life After Liver Failure
When I was 12 years old, after just a few weeks of being sick, I was told I had liver failure and seven days to live. I was immediately listed on the transplant waiting list and miraculously a liver was found for me the very next day. This experience and my post-transplant journey have shaped
By: Julie Bonn, MD | 4
Rare and Complex Conditions
My Daughter’s Pancreatitis Is A Blessing, Not Just A Challenge
17
Mar 2015
My Daughter’s Pancreatitis Is A Blessing, Not Just A Challenge
“You want a child with a little fire in them…it makes them strong!” We always kept this in mind when Claudia was a toddler because that fire would get her to try stuff and accomplish things we did not think were possible. It’s a quality has become her biggest asset in dealing with challenges life
By: Diane Butterfield | 11
Research and Discoveries
Overcoming Nature’s Complexity to Help Patients with Intestinal Disease
20
Oct 2014
Overcoming Nature’s Complexity to Help Patients with Intestinal Disease
As both a pediatric surgeon and a researcher, I have dedicated my career to caring for and investigating potential therapies for patients with intestinal failure. Even though we have been studying the human intestine for decades, there is so much we don’t know about it. Major gaps in our knowledge about the human intestine mean
By: Michael Helmrath, MD | 3

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