ResearCHLA Magazine 2015
ResearCHLA magazine, the award-winning annual report of The Saban Research Institute, features stories about some of our most significant advances in basic, translational and clinical research. This year's edition focuses on how research informs the care we deliver every day at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
Check out some of our research stories from 2015
Gut Check Time
Investigators at The Saban Research Institute take a full-circle approach to a life-threatening intestinal disease that targets newborns.
He's All In
Facing the bleakest odds, Andreas Reiff, MD, helped launch a new age in the treatment of autoimmune disease.
RB or Not RB
CHLA is a world leader in the research and treatment of retinoblastoma, the No. 1 malignant eye tumor in children.
Personalized Medicine Across the Hospital
Genetic Information offers physicians a powerful tool to individualize patient care.
Out of Step
Why does one part of the premature infant’s brain develop out of step with the other? New studies may have the answer—and show the way to early intervention.
A Reason to Hope
Clinical trials offer cancer patients and their families access to potentially lifesaving alternatives when standard therapies haven’t helped.
From Cancer Patient to Med School Grad
The recurrence of his cancer changed Darren Russell’s life—in more ways than one.
The Smallest Part of the Big Picture
Sickle cell disease symptoms all begin with the red blood cell.
He Hasn't Missed a Beat
Frank Ing sets a fast pace in his push to establish CHLA as a frontrunner in pediatric cardiology.
Putting Their Heads Together
Bradley Peterson, MD, answers questions about how CHLA intends to revolutionize the study of the young, developing mind.
The New Digital Frontier
Bioinformatics will harness the data pool so researchers across Los Angeles can more easily translate information into discoveries.
Digital Reader
ResearCHLA Blog
- Enough! Time for Tech to Help Kids with Autism
- Precision medicine prompts a 180 ̊ change for Sophia’s rare cancer
- American Pediatric Society 2018 Elected Members From CHLA
- Stem cells may help repair hypoplastic left heart syndrome
- David Warburton is among the 2017 AAAS Elected Fellows Recognized for Advancing Science in the Section of Medical Sciences