Making pizza sounds fun, but it’s a practical example of how occupational therapists help kids regain the ability to do the activities (occupations) that are important to them.
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A simple line drawing helped uncover something unexpected about central line infections – and it will save lives.
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Physicians accepting unreasonable or extravagant gifts face an ethical dilemma with patient expectations of care.
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Federally-funded study shows therapy works better when prescribed individually rather than a standard dose.
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Cancer patients face pain of all sorts, from needlesticks to chronic pain that stems from their illnesses. The St. Jude Pain Board seeks ways to manage patient pain.
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Because of the success of cancer treatments, clinicians are able to analyze long-term cognitive challenges of cancer treatment.
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CAR T-cell therapy has been heralded as a miracle cure for some blood cancers. Stephen Gottschalk, MD, gives an update on the use of CAR T-cell therapy for solid tumors.
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Melanoma is the most common form of skin cancer in children. As we approach the summer, here are tips to avoid extreme sun exposure.
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Each year, the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Psychology Department staff spends thousands...
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“Whooping cough” is an old-fashioned sounding name for a serious respiratory infection (pertussis). Recent U.S. outbreaks prompted a landmark initiative to boost staff vaccination rates.
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Read why St. Jude’s 17th patient still returns to provide valuable information for long-term cancer survivors.
Read MoreDr. Justin N. Baker shares his experience with healing suffering through compassion at a recent TEDx Memphis talk.
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