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Children's HealthJUNE 06, 2025Can pediatric e-consults improve access to specialty care?
In a new study, UC Davis Health researchers have shown that e-consults — in which primary care pediatricians have direct access to specialists — improve care for young patients.
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Children's HealthJUNE 02, 2025Spring issue of Children’s Hospital newsletter now available
The spring issue of Progress Notes newsletter features research developments, patient milestones, institutional awards and other news about UC Davis Children’s Hospital.
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Children's HealthMAY 30, 2025
SeaWorld brings rescued animals to visit hospitalized children
Pediatric patients enjoyed a rare opportunity to meet extraordinary wildlife up close, including a sloth, an alligator and a porcupine.
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Children's HealthMAY 20, 2025Interim co-chiefs appointed in Pediatric General, Thoracic and Fetal Surgery
Payam Saadai and Jonathan Kohler have been appointed interim co-chiefs of the Division of Pediatric General, Thoracic and Fetal Surgery in the UC Davis Department of Surgery.
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Children's HealthMAY 19, 2025
Whooping cough cases continue to rise in the U.S.: How to protect yourself and your family
Cases of pertussis, widely known as “whooping cough,” have been on the rise globally, with 590 people reporting the illness in California in 2025.
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UC Davis nurse’s cautionary tale of postpartum preeclampsia
Working at UC Davis Health, and leaning on personal experience, Kristin is passionate about sharing her cautionary tale.
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Measles Again?
In this episode we discuss the recent measles outbreak, symptoms and presentation, misinformation and the importance of vaccination!
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Infant is first in region to get innovative stent that grows with her into adulthood
Lillian was born with a congenital heart condition and needed open heart surgery. Thanks to an innovative stent she now has so much energy, is more lively, and has been smiling nonstop.
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