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Research & Innovation
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For the latest cutting-edge research, innovative collaborations and remarkable discoveries in child health, read stories from across all our areas of study in Q: Advances and Answers in Pediatric Health.
Parenting Articles from Children's Hospital Colorado Experts
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A Guide to Your Baby's First Year of Doctor Visits
Babies need a lot of doctor visits. Seven of them, to be exact, all within the first year of life. Pediatrician Dr. Dan Nicklas breaks them down, visit by visit.
Senate Bill 195 and the Road to Better Mental Health for Kids
The youth mental health system in Colorado is broken, and nearly everyone knows it. A newly passed law could make a positive change.
Understanding the Teen Brain
Cognitive control supports the ability to put aside short-term gratification in pursuit of a goal. It matures as we age. But in adolescence, our reward centers mature much faster.
Teen Suicide Prevention: Teaching Kids to Ask
Psychologist Dr. Laura Anthony wants teens to know the warning signs of suicide. And if they see those signs, she wants them to come right out and ask.
Summer Burn Safety
Summer can be lots of fun, but it also comes with a few safety risks. Learn more about summer burn safety and burn prevention to keep kids safe all summer long.
How Anesthesia Affects Developing Brains
New research shows the effects of anesthesia on developing brains might be longer-lasting - and easier to trigger - than previously thought.
Virtually Endless
Virtual reality is more than fun. It also has legitimate medical purposes. Here, our Extended Reality team is exploring new applications for the technology, from creative distraction to procedure prep.
Bullying 101 and Prevention Tips
We know how hard it is to find out your child is being bullied. That’s why our pediatric psychologist is sharing bullying tips for parents, as well as what to do if your child is being cyberbullied.
How to Help Your Child Develop Social Skills
A psychologist shares what parents need to know about their kids' social skills. Find out what it takes to develop social skills in kids and how this can help them make friends and strengthen relationships.
Food Allergy Immunotherapy
Right now, there's no Food and Drug Administration-approved medical therapy to treat food allergies. Thanks to food allergy immunotherapy, or food desensitization, that's about to change.
Food Allergy 101
Does your child have food allergies? Our Food Allergy 101 provides families with food allergy resources and information they need to understand, prevent and manage their child's food allergies.
Move Past Negative Holiday Interactions with Friends and Family
See our quick tips for moving past negative interactions with family or friends this holiday season.
