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TMEM208 variants cause a new developmental disorder
A recent study conducted in the lab of Dr. Hugo J. Bellen, distinguished service professor at Baylor College of Medicine and principal investigator at the Jan and Dan Duncan Neurological Research Institute at Texas Children’s Hospital, has discovered a biological role of a specific transmembrane protein called TMEM208.
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Texas Children’s Hospital Leads the Future of Pediatric...
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Houston Baby Could Help Doctors Make Medical Breakthrough...
Prince Jnoffin is just 1 year old, but he’s already breaking records: In 2022, he became the youngest patient ever diagnosed with glycogen storage disease (GSD) type X, an extremely rare genetic condition.
Encouraging a GREAT Transition from Pediatric to Adult Di...
For young adults with diabetes, the transition from pediatric to adult medical care can be difficult.
Bridging the Gap: Helping Children Reach Liver Transplant...
For children awaiting liver transplant at Texas Children’s Hospital, the challenge is ensuring patients don’t succumb to life-threatening complications before a donor liver becomes available.
Defying Odds: One Boy’s Journey to a Lifesaving Heart T...
Even before Jackson Ward was born, his medical team at Texas Children’s Heart Center was preparing for his first surgery.
At the Forefront of Pediatric Brain Tumor Therapy
One of the advantages of a leading-edge Brain Tumor Program, like the one at Texas Children’s Hospital, is the ability to offer patients the expertise of outstanding pediatric subspecialists at every point on their journey.
The Brain & Life podcast features Richard Engel and Dr. H...
In the latest episode of the Brain & Life® podcast from the American Academy of Neurology, Dr. Audrey Nath and Dr. Daniel Correa speak with Richard Engel, Chief Foreign Correspondent for NBC News, whose son Henry passed away from Rett syndrome, a rare childhood genetic developmental disorder. Richard shares Henry’s legacy and his family’s experience with the condition.
Fetoscopic Repair of Spina Bifida
There are two options for prenatal repair: open fetal surgery and fetoscopic fetal surgery, a minimally invasive approach that reduces the risks associated with a large uterine incision.
PARMESAN: An AI-based predictive tool to find new treatme...
To discover new treatments for genetic disorders, scientists need a thorough knowledge of prior literature to determine the best gene/protein targets and the most promising drugs to test.
Who is taking care of my child’s eyes?
When it comes to eye care, titles can be confusing as you try to understand your providers.
5 common questions after newborn circumcision
In 2012, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) found the health benefits of newborn male circumcision outweigh the risks after a comprehensive review of scientific data.
Fall and Winter Wellness
Though Texas winters are usually considered mild compared to much of the country, the fall and winter months can present special health challenges for children and adults alike