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Oligodendrocytes Induce Motor Neuron Death in ALS

A first-of-its-kind oligodendrocyte in vitro model shows that human cells normally supportive of motor neuron function play an active role in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis pathogenesis – and this discovery may point the way toward therapeutic timing and targets.

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Urgent Care or Emergency Department for Childhood Injuries?

As the weather warms and kids head outdoors, the chance for injury rises. Where should families seek help when accidents occur? The answer depends on the nature of your child’s injury and the services offered in your community.

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Bacterial Vaginosis

Bacterial vaginosis is an infection of the vagina. Females of any age can have it and you do not have to be sexually active to get bacterial vaginosis.

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Graduate Students

First-year graduate students are able to do short rotations though the Abigail Wexner Research Institute laboratories prior to committing to their thesis laboratories.

4th Annual IMPAACT Summit: AAC Case Considerations for Beginning and Advanced AAC Clinicians

The 4th Annual IMPAACT Summit at Nationwide Children's Hospital is a two-day event with multiple visiting professionals and clinical therapy experts from Nationwide Children's. The focus of our summit this year is "Case Considerations for Beginning and Advanced AAC Clinicians."

14th Annual Bodies in Motion Conference

This course will educate participants in unique return to sport considerations for the adolescent athlete. Areas addressed in this course will include management of growth plate injuries, the role of imaging in rehabilitation, identifying and managing clinician burnout, ACL return to sport guidelines and testing, motion analysis for throwing and running athletes, and more!

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Prepubertal Vaginal Bleeding

There are several different reasons why a pediatric patient may experience vaginal bleeding. It is important to notify your health care provider if you notice your child is having vaginal bleeding.

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Tissue Engineering

Tissue engineering holds incredible potential for repairing birth defects, allowing a child’s own cells to be used to “grow” new tissue or organs for repair.

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