Now Open: Private Rooms for Our Smallest Patients
When Maddie and her husband, David, learned in 2023 that they were expecting their first child, they were thrilled. Because the pregnancy would bring unique…
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15 Years of Scampering
Participants will be lacing up their sneakers in a few weeks for this year’s Summer Scamper 5k Run/Walk, Kids’ Fun Run, and Family Festival on…
Endowed Directorship Strengthens Leadership in Prematurity Research
For decades, Ann and Charles Johnson have been champions of extraordinary care at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. Their generosity established the Johnson Center for Pregnancy…
Parents Give to Advance Surgical Care After Their Daughter’s Accident
Becky Long and Ken Hirsch already appreciated Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, since all three of their daughters were born there, and Becky is a longtime…
Ushering in the Year of the Snake with C.M. Capital Foundation
Patients and their families rang in the Lunar New Year at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford in February. The main lobby was decorated in traditional…
Two Families With One Goal: Find BPAN Treatments
Four-year-old Zoe loves puzzles, bike rides, and the Disney movie Frozen, while 11-year-old Isabel adores horseback riding, Minnie Mouse, and her two younger siblings. Though…
Dr. William Gallentine Appointed New Chief of Child Neurology
William Gallentine, DO, was named the new division chief of Child Neurology at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health. Gallentine is a clinical professor of neurology and has…
Dr. Ruth Lathi Named Division Chief of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
Ruth Lathi, MD, was recently appointed the division chief of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at Stanford Medicine’s Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. A renowned reproductive…
Stanford Study Aims to Keep Kids Safer From Violence at Home
When U.S. children die in mass shootings, most of the time the perpetrator is a family member, according to new Stanford Medicine research led by…
‘Youʼre Never Alone’
Danae Aguilar had to grow up more quickly than most kids. At just 10 years old, she became a medical interpreter and emotional support for her Spanish-speaking…