Casting Light on a Rare Lung Disease |
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Nourah Al-Shammari came to Cincinnati Children’s for lifesaving treatment for a rare lung disease. Now a cure is on the horizon, thanks to pioneering research. | |
Deciphering the Mysteries of Eosinophilic Disorders |
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Cincinnati Children’s is the acknowledged leader in treating and studying eosinophilic disorders. Private donors played a key role in advancing the research. |
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Revealing the Power of a Life-Altering Drug |
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David Franz, MD, launched a clinic for patients with tuberous sclerosis in 1992. Today our TS program is the world’s largest and a pioneer in clinical research. |
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Guiding Asthma Patients to a Better Quality of Life |
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Antonio was able to play outdoors last summer because his asthma is under control, thanks to an education and support initiative at Cincinnati Children’s. |
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The Convalescent Hospital for Children |
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The Convalescent Hospital for Children has continuously evolved to meet the most pressing needs of children and teens in our community and beyond. |
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William Kuenneth Schubert, MD, 1926 – 2012 |
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Dr. Schubert made immeasurable contributions to Cincinnati Children’s as a physician, child advocate, researcher, teacher, mentor and leader. |