University of Maryland Children's Hospital

Recognized throughout Maryland and the mid-Atlantic region as a valuable resource for critically and chronically injured children, the University of Maryland Children's Hospital combine state-of-the-art medicine with family-centered care. We understand that children aren't merely small adults, which is why we treat them as unique individuals.

UMCH News and Events

High school senior partners with tattoo parlor to raise money for UMCH's kids with cancer.
Pediatric endocrinologist, Dr. Debra Counts, discusses Prader-Willi syndrome that leaves child always hungry.
Pediatric cardiologist, Dr. Baker-Smith, helps tackle childhood obesity on WBAL-TV.
Patients becomes doctors with UM School of Pharmacy students during Teddy Bear Clinic
Meet the Children's Hospital mascot, Turbo the Turtle!
Watch Dr. Jack Gladstein, director of the Pediatric Headache Clinic, discuss two studies of migraines in kids.
Newborn with congenital heart disease undergoes successful surgery.
Teach your children how to act in the event of a fire with these fire safety tips.
UM Children's Heart Program cardiologist talks about new mandatory pulse oximetry screening for newborns.
Learn more about UMCH's Anne Arundel practice.
A Day in the Life of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
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This page was last updated on: May 21, 2013.

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