Our Response to the IV Fluid Shortage
Like most U.S. hospitals, Cincinnati Children's is affected by the IV fluid shortage caused by damage to Baxter International's North Carolina production facility during Hurricane Helene. Our teams will continue to watch this situation and will provide any updates as needed.
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Cincinnati Children's 2017 News Releases
At Cincinnati Children's, we are committed to providing news and information about our efforts to improve child health. For more information, please contact our media relations team.
December News Article Releases
- 12/28/2017Petsmart Charities Give Generous Gift to Cincinnati Children’s
- 12/27/2017Study Explores Impact of Obesity on Bone Marrow Cells
- 12/19/2017Top 9 Research Breakthroughs of FY17 from Cincinnati Children’s Highlighted in Research Annual Report
- 12/11/2017Exposure to Air Pollution Just Before or After Conception Raises Risk of Birth Defects
- 12/05/2017Scientists Create Successful Mass Production System for Bioengineered Livers
November News Article Releases
- 11/22/2017Research Points to Diagnostic Test for Top Cause of Liver Transplant in Kids
- 11/16/2017Study Raises Possibility of Naturally Acquired Immunity Against Zika Virus
- 11/16/2017Cincinnati Children’s Research Paves Way For Newly Approved Asthma Drug
- 11/15/2017Cincinnati Children’s Launches Center for Stem Cell and Organoid Medicine
- 11/15/2017New Study Examines Value of Routine Laboratory Screenings For Children Entering Foster Care
October News Article Releases
- 10/20/2017Study Gives Rare Look at Genetics of HSV1 Transmission from Father to Son
- 10/17/2017Risk of Caesarean Section is Heritable
- 10/10/2017Environmental Factors Could Adjust Risk of Eosinophilic Esophagitis in People with Particular Gene Variants
- 10/04/2017Cincinnati Children’s Earns $7.5 Million Grant To Improve Surgical Repair of Facial Malformations
September News Article Releases
- 09/28/2017Study Explores the Biology of Mending a Broken Heart
- 09/27/2017Cincinnati Children’s, Kohl’s Team Up to Prevent Teen Suicide
- 09/26/2017Cincinnati Children’s Partners with FDNA to Help Children with PACS1 Syndrome
- 09/25/2017Study Raises Expectations for Improved Language Skills In the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- 09/22/2017Cyclists Complete Final HLH “700 Miles to Hope” Ride
- 09/19/2017Scientists Identify Key Regulator of Male Fertility
- 09/06/2017Discovery of genes linked to preterm birth in landmark study
August News Article Releases
- 08/29/2017Obesity Prevention Guidelines are Not Followed For Preschool Children
- 08/18/2017Study Refutes Perceptions That Some Teens Just Don’t Need Much Sleep
- 08/17/2017Researchers Raise Public Health Concerns About Off-Road Vehicles and Inhalation of Asbestos
- 08/14/2017Study Hints at Experimental Therapy for Heart Fibrosis
- 08/10/2017Immune Cells Promote or Prevent Cytomegalovirus Activity in Mice Depending on Location in the Body
- 08/04/2017UK HealthCare Begins Pediatric Heart Surgery Program in Partnership with Cincinnati Children’s
- 08/03/2017Cincinnati Children’s to Join with First Ladies for Health to Increase Flu Vaccination Rates in Disadvantaged Neighborhoods
July News Article Releases
- 07/31/2017Cincinnati Children’s Receives $7.7 Million NIH Grant To Study Best Treatment for Chronic Debilitating Pain
- 07/27/2017Scientists Block Evolution’s Molecular Nerve Pruning in Rodents
- 07/24/2017Scientists Propose Novel Therapy to Lessen Risk of Obesity-Linked Disease
- 07/12/2017Study Identifies Tools to Identify Patients at Risk for Autism Spectrum Disorders at Earlier Ages
- 07/11/2017Cincinnati Children’s Named a 2017 Most Wired Hospital
- 07/07/2017Study Demonstrates Importance of Taking Medications as Prescribed To Control Health Care Costs
June News Article Releases
May News Article Releases
- 05/31/2017Storytime a ‘Turbocharger’ for a Child’s Brain
- 05/22/2017Experimental Therapy for Immune Diseases Hits Achilles Heel of Activated T Cells
- 05/15/2017Year-Round Flu Vaccinations Promote Healthier Infants in Subtropics
- 05/08/2017Teens and Adolescents Who Consume Too Much Salt Show Unhealthy Changes to Blood Vessels
- 05/03/2017Study Suggests Genetic Reason for Impaired Skilled Movements
April News Article Releases
- 04/28/2017Cincinnati Zoo Gifts #TeamFiona Onesies to Preemies at Cincinnati Children’s
- 04/26/2017HIPPO’s Molecular Balancing Act Helps Nerves Not Short Circuit
- 04/18/2017Experimental Drug Targets Nucleus of Allergen-Sensitized Cells
- 04/12/2017Study finds genetic basis for drug response in childhood absence epilepsy
- 04/06/2017Kids’ Hands May Be a Source of Significant Nicotine Exposure
- 04/06/2017Thousands of People with Autism Join New Online Genetic Study
March News Article Releases
- 03/27/2017MicroRNA Treatment Restores Nerve Insulation, Limb Function in Mice with MS
- 03/22/2017Combination Drug “Cures” Hepatitis C in Children and Adolescents
- 03/20/2017Scientists Find Possible Achilles Heel of Treatment Resistant Cancers
- 03/14/2017Study Identifies Molecular Clues for Age-Related Intestinal Issues
- 03/09/2017Study Describes Potential Clinical Test and Treatment for Preterm Birth
- 03/08/2017Cincinnati Children’s Launches Innovative Device Startup, Xact Medical
- 03/02/2017Scientists Wage Fight Against Aging Bone Marrow Stem Cell Niche
February News Article Releases
- 02/22/2017Nature Study Suggests New Therapy for Gaucher Disease
- 02/16/2017Quality Initiative Significantly Improves Outcomes for Children with Chronic Conditions
- 02/16/2017Doctors Treat Deadly Cancerous Disorders with Gene-Guided, Targeted Therapy
- 02/15/2017Cincinnati Children’s Names Anesthesiologist-in-Chief
- 02/10/2017Studies Uncover Long-term Effects Of Traumatic Brain Injury
- 02/08/2017Excessive Antibiotic Use in Newborns Can Permanently Damage Lungs’ Defenses
January News Article Releases
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