Skip to Main Content Go to Sitemap
SickKids

News & Stories

Read the latest news and stories in the SickKids newsroom. Looking to interview someone? Connect with our media team.

Kat using a bottle to feed Liv in hospital.

October 14, 2025

My Why: SickKids saved Kat Scott’s daughter. Years later, she works with the same unit that supported her family

Kat Scott’s daughter Liv had open heart surgery at just six months old. Now a Senior HR Business Partner at SickKids, Kat’s portfolio includes the Labatt Family Heart Centre, the Cardiac Critical Care Unit and the Cardiology unit within it — areas where her daughter received care.

Three kids sit on a couch looking at phones, an adult is on a laptop.

October 10, 2025

Screen time linked to lower academic achievement among Ontario elementary students

A new study of 3,322 Ontario children finds that more screen time before age 8 is associated with lower scores in reading and math on standardised tests.

Youth and an adult with a clipboard talking in a circle.

October 8, 2025

Youth, researchers and clinicians collaborate to shape diabetes care transitions

New research collaboration between SickKids and Trillium Health Partners and puts youth voices at the centre of improving care for people with diabetes.

October 6, 2025

Machine learning platform developed at SickKids helps scale high-impact AI models

A platform developed at SickKids is now deployed at the CHU Sainte-Justine to help train, validate and deploy high-impact AI models faster and more effectively, made possible through the Azrieli Precision Child Health Platform.

Go to article

September 29, 2025

SickKids statement on White House Autism claims

SickKids experts provide commentary on recent White House claims about Autism.

Five research project leads stand infront of a clinical RNA sequencer at SickKids.

September 24, 2025

How clinical RNA sequencing at SickKids is accelerating Precision Child Health

New studies show how RNA sequencing is helping doctors diagnose and treat childhood conditions more precisely, from cancer to rare disease.

A collage of six photos showing postdocs conducting various types of research at SickKids.

September 15, 2025

Meet the postdocs powering SickKids science

During Postdoc Appreciation Week, get to know a few of the early career SickKids researchers shaping the future of child health.

Youth and doctor giving thumbs up with a logo stating top paediatric hospital laid over the image.

September 10, 2025

SickKids named world’s best children’s hospital

The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) has been named by Newsweek and Statista as the best children’s health-care centre in the world, topping the list of 250 children's hospitals globally.

Dr. Angie Lim on a blue background with hand drawings

September 9, 2025

How a SickKids nurse researcher is easing NICU transitions

Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Angie Lim combines research and care to support families transitioning from neonatal intensive care.

Drs. Cynthia Hawkins and Xi Huang

September 4, 2025

SickKids researchers Drs. Cynthia Hawkins and Xi Huang elected to the Royal Society of Canada

Drs. Cynthia Hawkins and Xi Huang earn one of Canada’s highest academic honours for their pioneering work in brain cancer research.

Four different hearts in various conditions, representing Barth syndrome and a potential therapy.

September 3, 2025

Precision genetic target provides hope for Barth syndrome treatment

Researchers identify ABHD18 as a promising precision target for treating a rare mitochondrial condition.

An outline of a human brain

September 2, 2025

SickKids scientists discover how brain fluid movement drives cancer spread and ways to fight back

Study uncovers new insights into medulloblastoma and the role of fluid shear stress in shaping cancer behaviour.

Back to Top