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Cincinnati Children's, ranked one of the best children’s hospitals in the nation by U.S. News & World Report The Best at Getting Better™

One Shirt. Big Impact. 👕💙 It's more than a shirt. It's a symbol of a community showing up for kids. On August 23, thousands of supporters will wear this shirt as they walk, fundraise and make a difference for our patients. Ready to wear yours? Visit cincywalkforkids.org

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Our Employee Volunteer Ambassadors made a big impact in Winton Hills during the annual Cincinnati Reds Community Makeover Day! Working alongside Shoes 4 the Shoeless, they helped outfit 230 children with new shoes and socks. Other volunteers planted trees and shrubs to create a new learning garden.

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Congratulations to Daniel Starczynowski, PhD, who was appointed director of Cincinnati Children's Division of Experimental Hematology & Cancer Biology, scientific & innovation director of the Cancer & Blood Diseases Institute, and research director of University of Cincinnati's Cancer Center.

Daniel Starczynowski Appointed to Key Cancer Research Leadership Roles - Research Horizons

One of the nation's top leukemia researchers will guide Cincinnati Children's cancer and blood disease research and scientific collaboration with UC Cancer Center.

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Most teen athletes do not need to replace electrolytes after every practice or game. However, there are some situations in which they should. Ali Lepolt, a dietitian who works with athletes, explains the five times they need them: blog.cincinnatichildrens.org/healthy-livi...

Do Teen Athletes Need Electrolytes?

Most teen athletes do not need electrolytes for every practice or workout. However, read the 5 scenarios in which they should replace them.

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🌟 Will your name be on Walkstar Way? 🌟 We’re one month away from Cincinnati Children’s Walk for Kids! Register and raise $50 by July 26 and earn a spot on Walkstar Way, our giant recognition banner at Cincinnati Children's Walk for Kids

Cincinnati Children's Walk for Kids is August 23

Early bird pricing for Cincinnati Children’s Walk for Kids presented by Bahl & Gaynor Cares ends TODAY, July 13—don’t miss your chance to save $5 thanks to our friends at Covista, parent company of Chamberlain University. 👟 Aug 23 📍 Great American Ball Park Register now: cincywalkforkids.org

A group of people at Cincinnati Children's Walk for Kids which is on August 23 at Great American Ball Park

Curiosity can spark a career, but collaboration helps it grow. Kyle McCracken, MD, PhD, shares how Cincinnati Children's mentorship, teamwork and scientific culture shaped his path in kidney regenerative medicine. A look at what makes this a place where scientists thrive: #WeAreCincyKids

Road to Researcher: Kyle McCracken, MD, PhD - Research Horizons

The physician-scientist shares how an interest in kidney biology grew into a career in regenerative medicine and organoid research at Cincinnati Children’s.

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More access. More expertise. Closer to home for kids in Northern Indiana. 💙 Our expanded collaboration with Parkview Health means: ✅ More access to advanced, specialty care close to home ✅ Fewer trips out of the region for treatment ✅ Stronger support for kids with complex needs

Cincinnati Children’s and Parkview Health finalize joint operating agreement  in northern Indiana | Cincinnati Children's

Cincinnati Children’s and Parkview Health are collaborating to increase access to world-class care for children in Fort Wayne and the broader region.

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Surviving cancer doesn’t mean the journey is over. Join Hodgkin’s International, the Young Adult Hodgkin Center at Cincinnati Children’s, and the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center for an immersive educational and support experience designed for survivors.

Doctor and patient laughing together