Youth Heart Watch demonstrates how to respond and perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on an infant who is experiencing a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). Learn CPR to help save the life of a family member, friend, or even a stranger. For more information about Youth Heart Watch, an affiliate of Project ADAM®, and sudden cardiac death prevention, visit ohttps://www.chop.edu/centers-programs/youth-heart-watch
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CPR in Infants
Youth Heart Watch demonstrates how to respond and perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on an infant who is experiencing a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). Learn CPR to help save the life of a family member, friend, or even a stranger. For more informatio...
Open this video on The Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaWhat does the research say about vaccine-related pain?
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Open this video on The Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaAre combination vaccines safe?
Combination vaccines allow for protection against multiple infections in one shot. These combination vaccines help children’s immune system to learn to protect itself against dangerous infections, but they have other advantages as well, such as less stress ...
Open this video on The Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaIs "dry drowning" real?
Can children experience symptoms of drowning long after being exposed to water? “Dry drowning” is not a medical term. Symptoms of drowning are often present after the incident and can occur within 8 hours of exposure to water. The term dry drowning only wor...
Open this video on The Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaAn Announcement from CHOP Leadership
Madeline Bell, CEO of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), will retire on Oct. 1, 2026, after nearly 40 years at CHOP. CHOP’s President, Dr. Joe Mitchell, will succeed her as President and CEO.
Open this video on The Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaWhy am I hearing about “adrenal fatigue” online?
“Adrenal fatigue” refers to the idea that when chronic stress overloads your adrenal glands, it can cause all sorts of common symptoms like fatigue, brain fog and weight gain. The truth is, we have no scientific proof that stress can fatigue your adrenal gl...
Open this video on The Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaIf polio isn’t common in the US, why do we still need to give the vaccine?
We haven’t seen polio in the US recently because of the success of the polio vaccine. The inactivated polio vaccine (IPV) is given as a series of four shots at 2 months, 4 months, 6-18 months, and 4-6 years of age. Polio was eliminated from the U.S. in 1979...
Open this video on The Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaWhy is co-sleeping dangerous?
Co-sleeping is a word associated with baby sleep, used when talking about a way to keep your baby close overnight so you can watch, listen to and be within arm's length of them. While room sharing and being close to a newborn and young infant are essential ...
Open this video on The Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaIs it ok for young people to have energy drinks?
You may have heard that energy drinks are bad for your health. Teenagers often use energy drinks to increase focus and attention for studying or to improve their performance in sports. The problem is these drinks often have a ton of caffeine in them and can...
Open this video on The Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaHonoring Dr. N. Scott Adzick - 31 Years as Surgeon-in-Chief at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
For 31 years, Dr. N. Scott Adzick has led pediatric surgery at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia with unparalleled vision and dedication building one of the world's premier pediatric surgical programs. As he steps down from the Surgeon-in-Chief role this ...
Open this video on The Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaIs colloidal silver something that can strengthen the immune system in children?
Colloidal silver is promoted as a “natural” alternative to antibiotics, but there is no evidence that it is effective for treating any disease. Taking colloidal silver by mouth can cause serious safety risks including damage to the skin, kidneys, liver and ...
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