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Rachel Moon, MD discusses new study on SIDS

Rachel Moon, MD, recognized expert in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) discusses study with ABC's Dr. Timothy Johnson. The study shows that low levels of serotonin in an infant's brainstem may be linked to SIDS.

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Children’s National Receives March of Dimes Grant

Washington, DC — Children’s National Medical Center received a grant aimed at underserved maternal and child health needs in Washington, DC, from the March of Dimes Maryland National Capital Area Chapter.



Children's National Assists in Haiti

A team from Children’s National Medical Center is in Haiti helping with the relief effort. The pediatric orthopaedic surgery team consists of two surgeons, John Lovejoy, III, MD, and Edward Fink, MD, physician assistant Kim O’Brien, and nurse Stephanie Gano.


Children’s Pediatrician on Today Show

Dr. Ivor Horn offers advice on talking to children about sex

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First Lady Michelle Obama Reads holiday classic at Children's National

Washington, DC—First Lady Michelle Obama read the holiday classic ‘Twas the Night before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore, during her holiday visit to Children’s National Medical Center.



 
Haiti Disaster Resource Center

Children’s National has put together this resource center to provide you with links to information that can help you talk to your child about the Haiti Earthquake.


Visiting Guidelines
Updated January 18, 2010

Children's National Medical Center has resumed its standard visiting hours for families and friends of patients staying overnight in the hospital.

If you plan on visiting Children's National, read our updated visiting guidelines.


Flu Resource Center

Children’s National has put together this flu resource center so you have access to up-to-date and accurate information about the seasonal and H1N1 flu.


Join the Teen Life Club (TLC) at Children’s National

Monthly clubs for DC-area 11-14 year olds builds life skills and offers enrichment opportunities, mentors, and academic support.

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Children’s Expands Surgical Services to Loudoun

Randall Burd, MD, a pediatric surgeon in the Division of General and Thoracic Surgery, has an office in Loudoun County, so that families in Virginia can more easily access our specialists.


 
  
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