As the movie about a child with a craniofacial difference debuts, Mott experts highlight lessons from the story all parents should know.

Long-distance trips to treat their daughter’s congenital heart defect stretched the Lahti family — until Save A Heart stepped in.

After a rare reaction to cancer treatment paralyzed him at age 5, fifth-grader Gabe Treve crossed Michigan Stadium as part of his goal to learn to walk again.

When a medical student (and former marching band member) noticed one patient’s passion for drum line, she asked the band for help lifting his spirits.

Less than 1 in 5 adults rate quality of diet, safety of communities, and exercise and fitness as better for kids today than their predecessors, a U-M-led study finds.

Save hocus pocus for the small screen, and plan a safe and happy Halloween for the whole family with these guidelines.

A new poll finds that parents might rely on the hospital too often for minor issues. This primer for parents can help.

A familiar face around the hospital, one Mott staffer’s experience with cancer as a teen helped influence the man he would become.

Experts at the Mott Children's Center share advice with parents for preparing their child's teacher and school manage their chronic illness should needs arise

Two analyses revealed widely varying treatments — and outcomes — for children with congenital lung malformations.

Donated tumor tissue from a 5-year-old brain cancer patient uncovers the key and early role of a less-understood genetic mutation in the cancer’s fatal course.

A daring liver procedure saved a child’s life after a near-fatal motorbike accident. He’s the only patient in the world known to have survived this type of surgery.

Reading to your child has many developmental benefits. Get five tips for maximizing story time with your child from a pediatrician at Michigan Medicine

Learn about CAR T-cell therapy, a state-of-the-art FDA approved leukemia gene therapy, which the University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital offers.

When a congenital heart condition went undetected at birth, one family was shocked to learn their 4-year-old needed a transplant. But today, he’s thriving.