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2012 Annual Report

2012 Annual Report

Casting Light on a Rare Lung Disease
	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
	Cincinnati Children’s is the acknowledged leader in treating and studying eosinophilic disorders. Private donors played a key role in advancing the research.
Revealing the Power of a Life-Altering Drug
	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.
Guiding Asthma Patients to a Better Quality of Life
	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.
The Convalescent Hospital for Children
	The Convalescent Hospital for Children has continuously evolved to meet the most pressing needs of children and teens in our community and beyond.
William Kuenneth Schubert, MD, 1926 – 2012
	Dr. Schubert made immeasurable contributions to Cincinnati Children’s as a physician, child advocate, researcher, teacher, mentor and leader.

Friends of Cincinnati Children’s contributed nearly $31 million in gifts in fiscal year 2012. Download a list of donors.