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Core Facilities

On-site basic, clinical and general core services offer the latest resources for cutting-edge research support at the Abigail Wexner Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital.

Meet Our Team

Learn more about director Gary Smith, MD, DrPH, and his team of principal investigators at the Center for Injury Research and Policy.

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Innovation and Technology

The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital is dedicated to developing promising new technologies to advance the practice of pediatric health care. 

Our Research

Research is at the heart of what makes the Prune Belly Syndrome Program unique. Led by Linda Baker, MD, researchers at the Kidney and Urinary Tract Center are conducting one of the only NIH-funded PBS research programs in the United States.

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Center for Clinical and Translational Research

The Center for Clinical and Translational Research exists to answer questions that will improve the early diagnosis, treatment and outcomes of society’s most important pediatric diseases.

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Chisolm Lab

Under the direction of Deena Chisolm, PhD, the Chisolm Lab focuses on studying health equity at the intersection of communities, health systems, and health policies.

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Research at IMBHR Summer Experience (RISE)

Nationwide Children’s Hospital is delighted to launch the Research at IMBHR Summer Experience (RISE) program. RISE provides exceptional summer opportunities for undergraduate, postbaccalaureate, and graduate students, particularly from backgrounds underrepresented in psychology and medicine.

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Pediatric Biomedical Research Bill Passes Congress

A bill eight years in the making to strengthen pediatric biomedical research is headed to President Obama’s desk to be signed into law. The legislation, known as the National Pediatric Research Network Act and strongly supported by The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s

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Amusement Ride-Related Injuries Infographic

From May to September each year, an average of 20 children per day are treated for amusement ride injuries across the US.