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    Pediatric Insights.
  • December 2012

    Read about our latest breakthroughs in the 2012 Research Annual Report.

    Advancing Pediatric Medicine

    Groundbreaking treatments for sickle cell disease and cystic fibrosis. Heart assist devices and other improvements in organ transportation. Bold steps in understanding pediatric cancers. These are just some of the many outstanding research projects underway at Cincinnati Children's. Read our Research Annual Report.

  •  The anti-rejection drug everolimus continues to show promise at reducing disease-related brain tumors.

    Tuberous sclerosis drug clears Phase III trial

    The anti-rejection drug everolimus continues to show promise at reducing disease-related brain tumors. 
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    100-gene expression test may help stratify patients with septic shock according to the severity.

    Rapid gene test for septic shock in the works

    100-gene expression test may help stratify patients with septic shock according to the severity.
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     TRPC inhibitors may have implications for heart failure, muscular dystrophy and other conditions.

    Modulating protein to fight inflammation

    TRPC inhibitors may have implications for heart failure, muscular dystrophy and other conditions.
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     Updated findings reinforce the need to intervene early for teens with high blood pressure, high cholesterol or diabetes.

    Obese teens face advanced arterial aging

    Updated findings reinforce the need to intervene early for teens with high blood pressure, high cholesterol or diabetes.
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     Cincinnati Children's one of three nationwide to be named an NIH Center of Excellence in pediatric nephrology.

    Nephrology center of excellence

    Cincinnati Children's one of three nationwide to be named an NIH Center of Excellence in pediatric nephrology.
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    Autism center of excellence

    Cincinnati Children's and Boston Children's to share NIH Center of Excellence grant to study autism.
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