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Fireworks safety Children's Wisconsin

Tips Jun 28, 2024

Fireworks and kids: How to stay safe this summer

Libbe Slavin Program Manager

There is no safe way to enjoy fireworks at home.

News Jun 24, 2024

Children’s Wisconsin names Gil Peri next President and CEO

Children's Wisconsin Media Relations

The Children’s Wisconsin board of directors has named Gil Peri as the organization’s new president and CEO, effective August 12, 2024.

Dangers of social media and teenagers

Tips Jun 20, 2024

Bad influences: Is social media harmful to your child?

Elizabeth Zuniga, LCSW School Based Mental Health Therapist

How parents can help protect their kids from the negative effects of social media.

Mom applying sunscreen to daughter

Tips Jun 17, 2024

Fun in the sun: Everything you need to know about sunscreen

Sharyl Paley, MD Pediatrician

Sunscreen is an important tool for protecting kids from the negative effects of sun exposure.

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Steffi and Cassi Adult Congenital Heart Disease program at Herma Heart Institute at Children's Wisconsin

Patient Stories Jun 12, 2024

All in the family: How the Herma Heart Institute helped two sisters navigate heart disease and pregnancy

Jen Novotny Writer

Cassi and Steffi weren't super close growing up, but a series of unexpected life events bonded them tighter than ever.

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Aubrey Koser Children's Wisconsin cancer predisposition clinic MACC Fund Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders

Patient Stories May 13, 2024

Family ties: A special clinic helps kids with family history of cancers

Evan Solochek Writer

The Cancer Predisposition Program provides comprehensive care for children with a condition that puts them at higher risk of developing cancer.

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Jude retinoblastoma Aparna Ramasubramanian, MD, a pediatric ophthalmologist and ocular oncologist, Children's Wisconsin

Patient Stories Apr 01, 2024

The boy and his doctor: How a rare cancer led to an unbreakable bond

Evan Solochek Writer

5-year-old Jude has been treated for retinoblastoma for most of his life — but his spirit has never wavered.

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