Earning a Badge of Honor: How This NICU Mom Gives Back
Elizabeth Weil’s first visit to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford was filled with tears. “I didn’t even know…
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Can AI Save Babies’ Lives?
Nima Aghaeepour, PhD, was thrilled to be welcoming his first child, a daughter named Roya, which means “dream” in his native Persian. But before her…
Foundation Board Helps Bring Halloween Spirit to Kids
Care team members, staff, and volunteers hosted over 50 colorful trick-or-treat booths, with themes from Harry Potter to farm animals to Ninja Turtles. Among…
Researcher Spotlight: Juno Obedin-Maliver, MD, MPH, MAS, FACOG
Your support of the Childrenʼs Fund is helping a physician-researcher bring visibility and understanding to the sexual and reproductive health needs of LGBTQ+ people. The…
You Make Weston Smile
Eleven-month-old Weston is a happy, chubby, sweet baby. His older brother, Ryker, and older sister, Harley, adore him, and he smiles easily at new friends….
Benefits of a Good Plan
Carol Surrell Continues Her Giving Through Her Retirement Account Carol Surrell is a longtime supporter of Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford. In 1986, Carol was…
Packard Children’s Cancer Researchers Receive Grants to Accelerate Their Work
Hyundai Hope On Wheels came to Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford last week to award two physician-scientists with grants to fuel their research into new…
From Patient to Researcher: Dillon’s Journey
Twenty-year-old Dillon Nishigaya of San Jose grew up surrounded by doctors and medicine. Born with a vascular anomaly on his chest and back, Dillon was…
Making a Bequest: A Simple Way to Give
Cynthia Klustner’s connection to Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford dates back to the 1980s when she started her career at Hewlett-Packard Company. “I am so…
In the News (Spring 2022)
Micro-Preemie Overcomes Huge Health Obstacles Emmett Watanabe has come so far since the odds were stacked against him. He was born with a heart defect…
