Research conducted by Nemours Children’s Health played a pivotal role in the recent U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of Otarmeni (lunsotogene parvec-chwa), a gene therapy for a rare form of genetic hearing loss.

A summer lemonade stand allowed 6-year-old Lucy Johnson to do more than check an activity off her bucket list. It gave her an opportunity to support the four-legged friend who has helped make her hospital treatments less frightening.

An East Texas family is celebrating a medical miracle after their two-year-old daughter, who was born profoundly deaf, underwent a revolutionary surgery at Nemours Children’s Hospital in Orlando that has restored her hearing little by little.

As your child grows older, you might be wondering when kids can sit in the front seat of a car. We turned to pediatricians to learn more about vehicle safety.

R. Lawrence Moss, MD. President and CEO of Nemours Children’s Health (Jacksonville, Fla.): At Nemours Children’s Health we embrace the fact that medical care is an important but small part of creating health for populations of children. We are proud to be investing deeply in kindergarten readiness not only for our patients but for every child who lives in our service area.

We talked with Stuart Mackenzie, MD, from Nemours Children's Hospital in Delaware about choosing an orthopedic surgeon, how they can help "quarterback" a hypochondroplasia health care team, and healthy habits for young people with the condition.

Nemours Children’s Health has named a former digital healthcare company CEO, Patrice Harris, as its new executive vice president and chief health impact officer.

“I believe this makes [somatrogon-ghla] a viable long-term choice for the children and families we see with short stature due to GH deficiency,” Nelly Mauras, MD, director of research at Nemours Children’s Health in Jacksonville, Florida, told Healio. “The responses were sustained and comparable to daily GH.”

The Advanced Delivery Unit at Nemours Children’s Health in Wilmington, Delaware, takes cues from hospitality projects to ensure expectant mothers have a comfortable stay.

St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children in Philadelphia, owned by Tower Health and Drexel University, has signed a non-binding letter of intent to form an alliance with three other health systems - Nemours Children’s Health, Jefferson Health and Temple Health - to support strong pediatric care across the city of Philadelphia.