A teenage boy has been given a chance at a better future, thanks to a neurosurgeon at Stanford Medicine Children's Health who used a minimally invasive approach to stop his debilitating seizures.

#HappyHalloween! 🎃 Dressing up as the awesome Dr. @MikeMaMD, Division Chief of Pediatric Cardiac Surgery at @StanfordChild, in his signature look - sandals, too. 😃 #MikeMaDay #WeAreStanford @StanfordMed

This Halloween, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford conjured a cauldron of joy and thrills, ensuring that the annual Trick-or-Treat Trail delivered the “BOOst” patients and their families needed for a frightfully fun day!

📸Under the sea: Inside the NICU at Packard Children's Hospital, nurses dressed newborns as charming little mermaids, jellyfish, scuba divers, and lobsters. #HappyHalloween

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✨ Great turnout of delicious dishes and treats at our spooky potluck with @StanfordDeptMed's Division of Cardiovascular Medicine. 😋 Thank you for joining us! 🥧🥘🧁

As Halloween approaches, Sarah Rosenbaum, MD, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at Stanford Medicine Children's Health, shares tips on helping children manage Halloween anxiety.

Stanford Medicine Children’s Health performed the first-in-world simultaneous lung transplant and chest wall expansion surgery on a young child. Today 6-year-old Violet is thriving and paving the way for better care for other kids.

As the spooky season approaches, safety is our ghoul-friend! Dr. Stephanie Chao, pediatric trauma surgeon at Stanford Medicine Children's Health shares tips for a worry-free Halloween to keep your young trick-or-treaters safe and sound!

We're excited to share that our pediatric orthopedic team is ranked No. 1 in the Bay Area, according to @USNews. https://t.co/FkDFOAmNFT

Protecting children starts with informed care. Join the 2025 Stanford Child Abuse Conference (Nov 7 | Virtual) to learn trauma-informed, evidence-based strategies from leading experts. Register: https://t.co/OMWZwEoEv1 @StanfordChild #Pediatrics #MedEd

We're proud to be ranked the best pediatric pulmonology center on the West Coast, and No. 8 nationally, according to @USNews. Our team of experts is here to help your child breathe easier. https://t.co/sQDkVybQqY

Despite her challenging start in life battling extreme short bowel syndrome and spending time in our NICU, this sassy grade-schooler is defying the odds and thriving with a big appetite for life.

We're proud to be ranked No. 3 in the nation, top-ranked in California, and Best in the West in Neonatology by @USNews! Our @StanfordNeo team partners with you to provide the highest-quality and nurturing care for your newborn. https://t.co/EQKWryMzqh

After overcoming a knee injury, this 16-year-old water polo player is back in the water and making waves.

Over the weekend, families whose children have undergone stem cell transplants or cancer cell therapy gathered for a first-of-its-kind reunion. Amid crafts, a petting zoo, and shared stories, the event offered a moment of reflection, celebration, and community.

Recent events highlight a pattern: concerning online behavior often appears before real-world incidents. This isn't political—it's about protecting people and workplaces. Screen for patterns, not just history.

The annual NICU Reading Event returns to Packard Children’s Hospital, highlighting the benefits of reading and early language exposure for NICU babies. @StanfordNeo

We're incredibly proud to be ranked No. 3 in the nation, top-ranked in California, and Best in the West in Nephrology by @USNews. https://t.co/Y05sgtJoyT

Hearing the sound of their mother’s voice promotes development of language pathways in a premature baby’s brain, according to a new Stanford Medicine-led study. https://t.co/ckVXE6VOYk

In recognition of Liver Awareness Month, Leina Alrabadi, MD, answers commonly asked questions about what it means to be a living donor and how it can make a difference in someone's life. https://t.co/ND8n6PSUdy

Nadereh Varamini, MD, discusses the four types of bullying, particularly cyberbullying, how bullying affects young kids through teenagers, and signs for parents that their child may be a victim. Read more and continue listening on HealthTalks: https://t.co/svBMVAwgNo

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