Dr. Gigi Chawla warns against antibiotic sharing
Dr. Gigi Chawla spoke on the dangers of not completing antibiotic courses and sharing leftover medication with family members.
News
The latest Children’s Minnesota stories in the news and press releases from across our hospitals and clinics.
New findings from the American Academy of Pediatrics
As the AAP kicks off its annual conference, new findings on pediatric health have been released. We’ve broken a few for you and your family.
Conversations on Children’s Health with Minnesota’s Gubernatorial Candidates
Minnesota's gubernatorial candidates participated in "Conversations on Children's Health," to discuss their positions on issues related to children's health.
Tips for a safe Halloween
Halloween can be a fun-filled holiday for kids and families, but it's important to be alert and aware when trick-or-treating. Here are tips to keep your trick-or-treating fun and safe.
Children’s Minnesota hosts roundtable meeting with Senator Amy Klobuchar
Children’s Minnesota hosts roundtable meeting on Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM) with Senator Amy Klobuchar, Children’s Minnesota doctors, the Minnesota Department of Health, and patient families.
Setting the stage for kids to lead healthy lifestyles
Children's Minnesota is partnering with CycleHealth, which offers a kid-powered wellness platform inspiring kids to create a new cycle of health.
New study finds that probiotics don’t help kids with stomach bugs
Children’s president and CEO Dr. Marc Gorelick spoke to the Star Tribune about probiotics and new findings from the national trial he co-led.
Dr. Emily Chapman addresses concerns about Acute Flaccid Myelitis
Dr. Emily Chapman, chief medical officer and vice president of medical affairs, spoke with Romper about whether Acute Flaccid Myelitis is contagious.
Geek Squad Agent and teenage patient develop friendship
Geek Squad agent Elliot Nelson and Christian, a 16-year-old Children’s Minnesota patient, developed an unlikely friendship.
Joe Kurland talks differences between flu shot and nasal spray
Joe Kurland discussed the differences between the flu vaccine and nasal spray.