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Heartbeat recordings-turned-songs capture moments and create lasting gifts

By Britni R. McAshan

Rebecca Richards-Kortum, Ph.D., professor of bioengineering and director of the Rice 360° Institute for Global Health at Rice University, in her lab at the BioScience Research Collaborative.

The Engineer: Rebecca Richards-Kortum, Ph.D., creates simple machines that save lives

By Alexandra Becker

Eric Allum, Mike Gorman, Randy Scott, Trent Johnson

Bad Pants Open raises $500,000 for Texas Children’s Newborn Center

By Britni R. McAshan

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Life after the NICU

By Rob Cahill

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Closing the Gaps in Perinatal Care

By Shanley Pierce

‘Portrait of Courage’: Becoming a NICU Mom Changed Me

By Leslie Schafer, RNC-NIC, BSN, Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital

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Holding Pattern

By Shanley Pierce

UTHealth neonatal researcher funded by NIH to study plastic products used in NICUs

By Deborah Lake

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Couple Holds New Year’s Day Wedding in Texas Children’s Hospital Chapel

By Shea Connelly

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My Wedding Dress, Reborn

By Alexandra Becker

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Engineering Answers from the Ground Up

By Alexandra Becker

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In Synch: Music Therapy for Tiny Patients

By Shea Connelly

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Addicted Before Birth

By Shanley Pierce

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Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital Celebrates Patient and Caregiver Reunions at the Houston Zoo

By Kathryn Jungman

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Rare conjoined twins born at Texas Children’s Pavilion for Women

By Shea Connelly

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Human milk fat improves growth in premature infants

By Texas Medical Center

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A Simple Gesture of Thanks for Fulfilling a Lifelong Dream

By utmb

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Treating the Tiniest Patients

By Amanda Stein

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