• The Doctors

    CHKD's Nuss Procedure Featured On The Doctors

    When a patient with pectus excavatum asked 'The Doctors' for help, the daytime TV show turned to CHKD, an international leader in chest wall repair and home of the minimally invasive Nuss Procedure.

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  • Flu Masking

    Visitors Asked to Wear Masks to Combat Flu

    With confirmed cases of flu on the rise, regional health care officials are asking visitors and patients to wear masks to contain the spread when at health care facilities.

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  • Flu season

    Prepare Your Child For Flu Season

    Each year many children get sick from the flu. That’s why CHKD pediatricians recommend children 6 months and older get vaccinated every year.

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  • Claire Foley and parents

    The Amazing Adventures of Claire Bear

    When Valerie Foley's ultrasound showed that her daughter Claire had an omphalocele, she turned to CHKD neonatologist Kenneth Tiffany and surgeon Frazier Frantz for help. And she blogged about the experience throughout.

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    Caring for Kids Throughout Our Region

    With 28 pediatric practice offices, there is sure to be one near you in the Greater Hampton Roads region.

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MyCHKD Online Access

Access your child's medical record, request prescription refills and more with MyCHKD. If you have not registered yet, please contact your pediatrician's office.

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Sickle Cell Breakthrough

CHKD recently participated in a national trial that helped prove the safety of a new treatment to reduce the risk of stroke in patients with sickle cell disease. The study showed such promising results officials ended it early so patients could start receiving the therapy.

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Autism Awareness

Did you know one in 88 children will be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and that it is more prevalent in boys? Dr. John Harrington explains the standard guidelines used to help diagnose autism, as well as common symptoms parents shouldn’t ignore.

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Alerts

Beginning December 24, Hampton Roads area hospitals strongly recommend all patients and visitors wear masks when entering health facilities in an effort to protect the community from the spread of flu.