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Children exclusively breastfed for the first three months of life had significantly lower odds of having eczema at age 6 compared with peers who were not breastfed or were breastfed for less time, according to preliminary research done at Children's National. |
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Mothers whose newborns had suspected food allergies reported breastfeeding them significantly longer than women whose infants had no adverse reactions after food exposure, according to research led by Karen A. Robbins, M.D. |
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Children’s National has a new program designed to meet the unique needs of children who have severe bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD). The BPD team not only focuses on the child’s survival and medical care, but also on the neurodevelopmental and social care that a baby needs to thrive. |
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This spring, dozens of honors were given in conjunction with “Frontiers in Innovation,” the Ninth Annual Research and Education Week (REW) at Children’s National. Among those who received awards was Billie Lou Short, M.D., who was given the Ninth Annual Mentorship Award in Clinical Science |
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