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Patient of the Month: Carmella

febrero 28, 2025 – After Carmella developed bruising and red blood dots on her skin, she was rushed to the emergency room at her local hospital in Palm Beach. Initial tests showed a low platelet count, prompting further testing. At Nicklaus Children’s Helen & Jacob Shaham Cancer & Blood Disorders Institute, Carmella was diagnosed with Severe Aplastic Anemia (AA) and required a bone marrow transplant – her little brother Angelo was a perfect match and became her donor.

Tratamiento con células T con CAR demuestra ser exitoso en un niño

noviembre 05, 2024 – Joffre Emmanuel, nacido con síndrome de Down y posteriormente diagnosticado con leucemia linfocítica aguda, ha desafiado las probabilidades desde su nacimiento. Después de un tratamiento fallido en Ecuador, recibió inmunoterapia y terapia de células T con CAR que le salvaron la vida en Nicklaus Children's Hospital, lo que le permitió obtener mejoras significativas y volver a disfrutar de la infancia.

The History of Clinical Trials

mayo 18, 2025 – Researchers around the world celebrate Clinical Trials Day on May 20 in recognition of the incredible advances in medicine made possible by clinical trials. This observance is timed to reflect the launch of the earliest recognized clinical trial by researcher, James Lind. Published in 1753, Lind's work compared several test groups to a control group, to demonstrate the effectiveness of citrus fruit as a treatment for scurvy.

Nephrology and Gastroenterology Research Roundup

abril 22, 2025 – In recognition of World Kidney Month in March and Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Awareness Month in April, this month’s Research Roundup is dedicated to the incredible research being conducted in Nephrology and Gastroenterology. Research in these departments is advancing pediatric medicine affecting thousands of children in the U.S. diagnosed with rare disorders like Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) and school-aged children reporting IBS-like symptoms.