
Children's Mercy Hospital Congratulations to Brad Warady, MD, for receiving the 2009 Lifeline Award from the Gift of Life Foundation. The award recognizes Dr. Warady's efforts within the transplant community. Dr. Warady is a world renowned expert in pediatric kidney disease and transplant.
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Children's Mercy Hospital Are you ready for Halloween? Let us help. Visit our Halloween Safety web site at www.childrensmercy.org/halloweensafety for tips on on carving pumpkins, fun and safe costumes, as well as recipes for healthy treats for your halloween party.
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Do the H1N1 and seasonal flu vaccines protect your family for the entire season? Find the answer to this question and more on our new flu web site, www.childrensflucenter.org. You'll find up-to-date information on H1N1 and seasona influenza, including signs and symptoms, when to get medical attention, the flu vaccine...s, and much more. Be sure to bookmark www.childrensflucenter.org as your source for H1N1 and seasonal flu information.Read More
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Most children (and adults) with the flu who are generally in good health can be well taken care of at home and will not need to visit a health care provider. But if your child has any of the following ...

Children's Mercy Hospital September was a record breaking month and our Emergency Department and Urgent Care Centers are continuing to see record numbers of children. Yesterday, our ED and Urgent Care Centers treated 639 patients.

Children's Mercy Hospital Be among the first to hear our newest radio spot, featuring testimonial statements from the mom's of several of our patients. You can hear the new spot at www.childrensmercy.org/millionreasons. Just click on Listen to Radio Spots and select the one titled "Life Back." Then be sure to share your own story at www.millionreasons.org.
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Children's Mercy Hospital Congratulations to John Lantos, MD, director of the Children's Mercy Bioethics Center for being honored with the first-ever March of Dimes Distinguished Lectureship in Perinatal Bioethics. "Parents of critically ill babies face decisions most of us cannot even imagine. They need information to make those decisions. They also need doctors to understand what they are going through," says Dr. Lantos.

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"When we came to the ophthalmology clinic at Children’s Mercy we were amazed at how the doctors and nurses who took care of our daughter were so calm, competent, and eager to explain her condition, the surgery needed, along with the possible complications, and the follow up treatment she will need." Find out how the e...xperienced team of Children's Mercy Ophthalmology specialists helped Kate, who was diagnosed with a unilateral congenital cataract, in this month's featured story at www.millionreasons.org.Read More
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The Million Reasons Mosaic From concerned parents and inspired caregivers to compassionate volunteers and supportive friends, we all have a Children's Mercy story to tell. The Million Reasons Mosaic provides ...

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Do you know a teen aged 13 to 17 with asthma?
Encourage him or her to join in the fun for teens with asthma.
Bring a friend and enjoy games, pizza and prizes
Call 816-234-3986 to register.
Time:6:00PM Wednesday, November 4th
Location:KC Public Library, Plaza Branch

Children's Mercy Hospital Children's Mercy infectious disease specialists were featured in an ABC Nightline segment on H1N1 virus in children that aired on Tuesday night. You can view the segment at www.abcnews.go.com/Nightline/#

Children's Mercy Hospital We're looking for families to participate in The Healthy Home Project, which includes a review of the health of your child and an environmental assessment of your home. For more information and eligibility criteria, contact TaNisha Webb at tlwebb@cmh.edu or Erica Forrest at eforrest@cmh.edu.

Children's Mercy Hospital Did you know Children's Mercy has one of the leading pediatric cancer programs in the country? We treat more than 95% of the children diagnosed with cancer in the region, including more than 170 newly diagnosed patients each year. Learn more about our hematology and oncology services at www.childrensmercy.org.

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Jacob Heldenbrand lost his right arm in a farm equipment accident. Children's Mercy helped Jacob, and now Jacob is helping his Winston High School fast-pitch softball team. View his story at http://www.stjoenews.net/news/2009/oct/0 1/one-fateful-day-winston-senior-continu es-achieve-d/?sports
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The day, month and year roll off Jacob Heldenbrand’s tongue without hesitation.

Children's Mercy Hospital We need volunteers for the 2009 Home of Distinction Luxury Home Tour in Cedar Creek Village, October 22 through November 8. All proceeds benefit Children's Mercy. This is a great way for you to see this gorgeous 8,400 square foot home and help Children’s Mercy. For more information, contact Megan Day, Resource Development, at mmday@cmh.edu or leave a message at (816) 346-1344.

Children's Mercy Hospital There are lots of great places to go and things to do with your kids in Kansas City. Take our poll and tell us your favorite.

Children's Mercy Hospital Cold and flu season is around the corner. Do you know proper handwashing and cough etiquette to help prevent sharing germs and illnesses? Take at look at the videos of our Children's Mercy infection control practitioners teaching proper techniques to kids. www.youtube.com/childrensmercykc
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