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Welcome to the News Release section of our Web site. Below are our most recent news releases. To View past releases, please use the links to the left. If you would like to be notified when our news release section is updated, please sign up to receive e-mail updates or stay connected with our RSS feeds too!

Recent Press Releases

2/1/2010
New Study Finds Fingers Account for Majority of Pediatric Amputations Requiring Hospitalization
2/1/2010
Non-traditional Therapy for Kids with Cerebral Palsy Shows Effective
1/28/2010
Study Examines Sexual Orientation and Bullying Among Adolescents
1/27/2010
Nationwide Children’s Hospital to Open New Close To Home Center in Mansfield
1/27/2010
SPAGIO’s “A Celebration of Wine, Food and Dining with the Stars” Slated for February 22
1/20/2010
Survival of Children with HIV in the United States Has Improved Dramatically Since 1990s; New Analysis Shows Mortality Rate Still Higher Than for Children without HIV
1/20/2010
New Chair & Two New Members Elected to TechColumbus Board
1/15/2010
Rock N Bowl Slated for February 6
1/15/2010
MEDIA ADVISORY: K.I.S.S. Awards Event
1/13/2010
Investigators Identify Gene Mutations that Predispose Patients with Becker Muscular Dystrophy to Early Onset Cardiomyopathy
1/13/2010
New National Study Finds Table Saw-Related Injuries Have Remained Consistently High
1/12/2010
MEDIA ALERT January 12, 2010 Visitor Restricition Notice
1/11/2010
Quality Transformation Collaborative Effort by Hospitals Saves Children’s Lives by Eradicating Bloodstream Infections
1/8/2010
Nationwide Children's Hospital to Break Ground in 2010 for Third Research Facility as Final Piece to Expansion Plan
1/7/2010
Nationwide Children’s Hospital Designated OptumHealth Center of Excellence for Pediatric Heart Transplant
1/5/2010
Child Abuse, Neglect Cases Up; Stress, Economy May Be to Blame

If you need more information, please contact one of the individuals below in Marketing & Public Relations at Nationwide Children's Hospital:

Erin Pope

(614) 355-0495

Mary Ellen Peacock

(614) 355-0495

Pam Barber

(614) 355-0495