Epinephrine could reduce hospitalizations in pediatric intensive care after a severe allergic reaction
During a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis), children who received epinephrine before arriving at the hospital are less likely to be hospitalized in intensive care, according to a recent study conducted at the Montreal Children’s Hospital (MCH).
My spine is curvy, let’s talk about it!
A day on pediatric scoliosis
Chez Nous - Winter 2024 Edition!
Catch up on all of the latest news at the Montreal Children's Hospital!
Saving lives through teaching
Canadian and American doctors, led by a surgeon from the Montreal Children's Hospital (MCH), lent a helping hand to their African colleagues this fall, teaching trauma resuscitation techniques in children.
Tips and prevention - Caring for your sick child at home
Advice on influenza, COVID-19 and other respiratory viral infections for parents of children aged 0 to 6.
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