Tag: "premature babies"

More than 1,500 infants are born prematurely in Hamilton County every year, according to an economic impact report by Cradle Cincinnati, a nonprofit based at Cincinnati Children’s. The extra care

President of the March of Dimes, Dr. Jennifer L. Howse, visited Cincinnati on May 19 to mark the one-year anniversary of the Ohio Research Collaborative to find unknown causes of

Dr. Lou Muglia is working with the March of Dimes to study and discover patterns of premature births in families. Muglia believes identifying patterns could lead to finding a genetic cause

Cincinnati Children’s is playing a lead role in an unprecedented research effort in Ohio focused on preventing premature births – the leading cause of infant deaths. The March of Dimes

With nearly a half million American babies born prematurely each year, U.S. News & World Report is hosting a special Twitter chat this week to explore the problem. #Preemies Twitter

Cincinnati Children’s researchers have discovered a biomarker that may help prevent a devastating intestinal disease that occurs in one of every 10 early preterm infants. The study, published in the

Today, Cincinnati Children’s was named one of Parents Magazine’s 10 Best Children’s Hospitals – number 3 to be exact! This is an honor for the medical center and a reflection

Parents Magazine has ranked Cincinnati Children’s third among the best children’s hospitals in the country, according to the publication’s 10 Best Children’s Hospitals survey. Cincinnati Children’s also ranked among the

It’s World Breastfeeding Awareness month and this year’s theme is “The Road to Lifelong Health Begins with Breastfeeding.” Organizations like the American Academy of Pediatrics, Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine, the