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Largest genome sequencing study finds surprises
Siblings’ autism may have different genetic causes -
SickKids advice for a healthier 2015
Make some positive changes in your day-to-day life -
Healthier Children. A Better World.
Amraa in Mongolia with his father - a life saved -
Winter Safety
Find out how to stay healthy and enjoy outdoor activities this winter -
Celebrating Education
Karen Wallace is a first-class conference planner -
Historic $130 million gift
Powerful, collaborative partnership among SickKids, UHN and U of T will have a global impact
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Circumcision services by physicians from the Division of Urology
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Trusted answers to your child health and parenting questions
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Your donation makes a difference!
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Treating the Mother - Protecting the Unborn
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Supporting individuals of all ages with special dietary needs
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Psychology, speech and other rehab services at SickKids' new clinic in York Region
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For health-care professionals and patients and families
Coming to SickKids?Within the past 21 days, has your child or anyone in your household been in the following countries? Guinea, Liberia or Sierra Leone. If YES, please call your clinic before your scheduled appointment. If coming to Emergency, go directly to the triage nurse (follow the signs).
The study, co-conducted by the Motherisk Program at SickKids and by McMaster University and McMaster Children’s Hospital, has identified a significant risk for potentially-fatal breathing disruption when morphine is administered at home after surgery to treat pain in children who undergo tonsillectomy with or without adenoidectomy.
A new study led by SickKids highlights the fact that there is significant genetic diversity in autism; it also emphasizes the need to do whole genome sequencing on patients in order to see their complete genetic picture.
SickKids Board of Trustees has approved the appointment of Dr. Christopher Caldarone to the position of Surgeon-in-Chief, effective immediately.
Conversations with Genetics: You and Your Practice
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Cell Biology Seminar Series
Friday, February 6, 2015
Physiology & Experimental Medicine Invited Speaker 150218
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
