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Staying Healthy is As Easy As 9-5-2-1-0

Posted on Mar 02, 2017 in General News

When it comes to lifestyle changes and making healthy habits stick, families attending First Steps Fit4Allkids, a community-based nutrition and weight management class offered by Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, know that small steps can help families set and achieve their health goals...

Pediatric Anesthesia Team Provides Expertise at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital

Posted on Feb 24, 2017 in General News

Surgeons throughout Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital are supported by a team of pediatric anesthesiologists that is nationally recognized for its quality outcomes and uniform practices.

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Research and Education Building Construction Reaches Halfway Point

Posted on Feb 17, 2017 in General News

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Research and Education Building Construction Reaches Halfway Point

Patients with Down Syndrome: Early Therapy Can Make the Difference

Posted on Dec 19, 2016 in General News

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital celebrated the amazing progress of patients like Emily during Down Syndrome Awareness Month earlier this fall. Emily is a beautiful sparkling 3-year-old with Down syndrome who receives weekly speech therapy at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital—but only after stopping to become instant friends with everyone in the hallway and waiting room.

Special Delivery from Skanska Construction Team

Posted on Dec 15, 2016 in General News

The Skanska construction team, working on the Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital Research and Education Building, collected over a thousand toys to donate to patients at the hospital. Instead of passing them out to patients, they surprised them by delivering the sleigh full of toys from their 195-foot crane.

Heart-Healthy Holiday Meal Makeovers

Posted on Dec 13, 2016 in General News

With the holidays right around the corner your children may be tempted to overindulge in traditional holiday meals and desserts – many of which contain ingredients that are high in fat, sodium and sugar. However, there are ways to help kids enjoy their holiday favorites by taking a different spin on old recipes, which can help provide your child with more heart-healthy food choices.