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Heralding a New Era in Pediatric Discovery and Innovation
Nationwide Children’s Hospital dedicated the hospital’s Research Institute as the Abigail Wexner Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
Reimagining Pediatric Care
As America’s second largest pediatric hospital and research center, our doctors and scientists are developing cutting-edge treatments that save lives - innovations we share to help kids everywhere.
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Join Nationwide Children's Hospital in Transforming Children's Mental Health
We are hiring behavioral health professionals for our new, state-of-the-art Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
How to Treat and Prevent Chapped Lips
Dry, chapped, irritated lips are more than just unsightly – they can be painful as well.
Visitor Restrictions Are in Place
To protect our patients during cold and flu season, we may limit inpatient unit visitors. Visitor restrictions are now in place.
4 Things to Know If You Think Your Child Has the Flu
Should influenza find its way to you and your family, here are four things to know before you go to the Emergency Department (ED) or Urgent Care this flu season.
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“In the population I see, there’s a lot of factors that go into what’s causing problems at home and/or at school. Getting to the root of the problem is very satisfying. Every day that I come to work I feel like I am able to make a positive impact in children’s lives.”
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