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SickKids first to use nerve grafts from patient's leg restoring sensation in eye
Minimally-invasive nerve transplant solves an “unsolvable” problem -
March is nutrition month
Learn more about nutrition from SickKids experts -
Dr. Agostino Pierro
Officer of the Order of the British Empire -
Honouring volunteers
Canada’s Governor General awards caring Canadians at SickKids -
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Largest genome sequencing study finds surprises
Siblings’ autism may have different genetic causes
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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).
Experts at SickKids have pioneered a novel surgery that restores lost feeling in the eye by transplanting a nerve graft from the patient’s own leg into their eye.
Dr. Barbara Muskat, Director of Social Work at SickKids, has received the Ontario Association of Social Workers’ 2015 Inspirational Leaders Award.
Dr. Agostino Pierro, Head of General and Thoracic Surgery at SickKids, has been named Officer of The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.
Dealing with Bullying
Saturday, March 7, 2015
CHES Rounds
Monday, March 9, 2015
PEM Research in Progress for Trainees & PIs
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
