The final results are in! Thanks to our community, we raised more than $675,000 to support the kids/families who count on us. Thanks to every walker, donor, volunteer & sponsor who helped make this year's Cincinnati Children’s Walk for Kids a success—and our presenting sponsor Bahl & Gaynor Cares!

Amy Shikany, MS, LGC, a genetic counselor in the Heart Institute, has been awarded the 2026 Jane Engelberg Memorial Fellowship! The fellowship supports research projects that help improve genetic counseling services and patient care.

Researchers at Cincinnati Children's Heart Institute and ACTION will study the impact of emerging therapies on heart disease in Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a progressive genetic condition that affects muscles, including the heart. Learn more here: www.actionlearningnetwork.org/news/departm...

Join us for the 3rd International Pediatric Cardio-Oncology Conference, October 23-24, 2026. Check out our website for conference details and registration. www.cincyhearteducationseries.org/3rdinternati...

A reminder to families to grab their tickets for the annual Heart Transplant family picnic! !

Honored to be recognized as a @CCFHeartKids Center of Care for providing high quality cardiac care to children with cardiomyopathy.

Our newly appointed Categorical Fellowship leadership team. Dr. Thomas Ryan, Program Director Dr. Ashley Neal, Associate Program Director Dr. Adam Powell, Associate Program Director

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

Funds benefit Better Health and Nutrition! Sign up today!

A heartfelt thank you to the Jared Ryder Foundation for generously sharing a beautiful book cart with our patients! Reading can bring comfort and a welcome distraction during difficult times, and this thoughtful gift will help brighten the days of many patients.

@cincychildrens.bsky.social We're still reminiscing about our time at Camp Joy. It was magical!

The AHA has awarded $15 mil to support scientific researchers studying heart valve disease, lead by Dr. Andrea Beaton! Learn more here: newsroom.heart.org/news/scienti...

Speed, Expertise, and Advanced Technology Combine to Save an Infant's Heart!

Speed, Expertise and Advanced Technology Combine to Save an Infant’s Heart - Research Horizons

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We're excited to announce Dr. Scott Call accepted a faculty position in the HI in July 2026. Dr. Call is currently a fellow with us. Dr. Call will join the CICU faculty and focus on his interests in medical education and health policy!

Together, we’ll collaborate on shared best practices, clinical expertise and medical decision‑making to elevate pediatric cardiology, congenital heart care and complex heart surgery for patients in Washington.   🔗 Learn more: www.cincinnatichildrens.org/news/release...

We’re excited to be working with MultiCare Mary Bridge Children’s in Tacoma to expand access to world‑class heart care in the Pacific Northwest.

Awais Ashfaq, MD, FACC, Division of Cardiovascular Surgery, selected as a member of the Presidential Leadership Scholars Class of 2026. Presidential Leadership Scholars brings together bold and principled leaders who are committed to facing critical challenges.

Join us for the 35th International Symposium on ACHD, June 3-6, 2026. Check out our website for conference details, registration, and abstract submission information. www.cincyhearteducationseries.org/achd2026

Blueprint for Transplanting Heart Valves that Grow with the Child @cincyresearch.bsky.social scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/blueprint-fo... www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Blueprint for Transplanting Heart Valves that Grow with the Child - Research Horizons

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Join us for the Combined Echocardiography and Exercise Symposium on March 6-7, 2026! Learn more and register: www.cincyhearteducationseries.org/echoexercise...

Check out this article on Dr. Ryan Moore!

Missed the Pediatric Cardio-Oncology Summit? You can now access the full content on Heart University. Don’t miss this opportunity to catch up! training.heartuniversity.org/learn/learni...

Genetic Research Pinpoints a Lethal Risk Linked to Adams-Oliver Syndrome. #RareDisease #CongenitalHeartDefects #DevelopmentalBiology @cincykidsheart.bsky.social scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/genetic-rese...

Genetic Research Pinpoints a Lethal Risk Linked to Adams-Oliver Syndrome - Research Horizons

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When a virus attacked an Indianapolis toddler’s heart, his family turned to us for hope. Today, Santi fights on with the help of world-class heart specialists and a Berlin Heart device as he awaits a transplant. fox59.com/news/indynew...

We’re proud to celebrate @cincykidsheart.bsky.social's Jeff Molkentin, PhD, for receiving UC's highest honor — 2025 Daniel Drake Medal! His groundbreaking work in cardiovascular biology continues to advance science & inspire next-gen researchers. scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/molkentin-ho...

Molkentin Honored with 2025 Drake Medal - Research Horizons

Jeffery Molkentin, Heart Institute co-director, receives UC's highest honor recognizing his career of pioneering cardiovascular research.

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Learn more about the Fontan Management Clinic at Cincinnati Children's @cincykidsheart.bsky.social: www.cincinnatichildrens.org/service/f/fo...

Join us at the Combined Echocardiography and Exercise Symposium on March 6-7, 2026. To register and learn more: www.cincyhearteducationseries.org/echoexercise...

Congrats to Dr. Thomas Ryan @cincykidsheart.bsky.social and all the experts who collaborated on the TEAMMATE trial to improve outcomes for #PediatricHeartTransplant

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In children 6-months after heart transplant, everolimus with low-dose tacrolimus was as effective as standard therapy in preventing major complications and showed potential benefits for kidney function and reduced cytomegalovirus infection. ja.ma/4gyS1WK