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Rashnonejad Lab Staff
Learn more about principal investigator Afrooz Rashnonejad, MSc, PhD, and her dynamic team in the Rashnonejad Lab.
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Rasmussen Lab Staff
Under the direction of Sara Rasmussen, MD, PhD, the Rasmussen Lab is dedicated to investigating the role that Human Endogenous Retrovirus K (HERV-K) has in the cellular transcriptome of pediatric tumors.
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Opioid Safety
While opioids are an effective option for pain relief following surgery or for the treatment of a chronic condition, they can also lead to addictive behavior and substance abuse problems if not properly managed and stored. Nationwide Children’s is dedicated to providing education and resources to help patients, parents and physicians safely prescribe, use, and dispose of opioids.
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Cleft Palate Surgery
Cleft palate surgery is typically performed on infants that are between 6 and 18 months of age. Since the primary goal of repairing the palate is to avoid any abnormal speech development, the surgery is scheduled before the child develops much speech.
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Craniofacial Orthodontics
Facial differences caused by a genetic condition can impact a child’s physical, social and emotional development. The Nationwide Children’s Orthodontic Treatment Program offers a compassionate approach to comprehensive care, provided by experts who understand the dental development of
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Speech Treatment
The majority of children born with cleft palate will need speech-language therapy at some point in their life. A speech-language pathologist provides speech-language therapy, which may be in the medical setting, school setting, private clinic, or home-based intervention program.
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Cleft Lip Surgery
The goal of cleft lip surgery is to restore normal appearance and function to the upper lip. Cleft lip surgery is usually recommended at three to four months of life.
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Eczema Wet Dressings
For severe cases of eczema, your child’s health care provider may recommend wet dressings to treat his or her skin. Wet dressings are safe. They help to relieve itching, heal the skin and help the creams or ointments to be more effective.
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Sun Protection for Children
The American Academy of Dermatology recommends that all kids wear a broad spectrum, waterproof sunscreen with a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 30 or higher.
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Wart Treatment
Over-the-counter salicylic acid is a commonly used medication to treat your warts. The salicylic acid is slowly and painlessly absorbed into the skin causing peeling of the skin cells that contain the wart virus.