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Our research interests focus on pain and anesthesia in the pediatric population. Our lab group has a wide range of projects ranging from basic science to clinical-based research. Our goal is to understand the neurobiology underlying pain and anesthesia …
Welcome new students! June 2017 Dafni Frohman has joined the lab for a summer placement as a BS student (Class of 2019). Dafni is part of the Biological Sciences program at Tufts University. Dafni is working on a series of chronic pain projects using …
Evaluating Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA) in Children and Adolescents Despite widespread use of IV Patient Control Analgesia (PCA) for clinical care, especially in the acute pain treatment, little is known about total and daily patterns of opioid …
Contact the Image, Informatics, and Intelligence Lab at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School: 401 Park Drive, 7th Floor Boston, MA 02114 Email: yangming.ou@childrens.harvard.edu contact-us Image, Informatics and Intelligence (i3) Lab | …
Donate Your donations will allow the Rogers Lab to assess the ability of new therapeutics to treat endometriosis. Please note that your donation is intended for the Rogers Lab by selection "other" within the gift designation section and specifying …
Welcome to the Boston Children’s Hospital branch of the Center for Pain and the Brain . Our research group is conducting brain imaging studies in both acute and chronic pain conditions, as well as experimental pain in healthy volunteers. Our …
The Center for the Study of Genetic Skeletal Disorders, directed by Dr. Matthew L. Warman , focuses on human diseases that affect the skeletal system (i.e., bones and joints). The center's efforts are directed toward: Identifying genes that contribute to …
The Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treatment and Research Center at Boston Children’s Hospital is dedicated to improving the health of children with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis through research on the causes and possible treatments of these …
The Neuroimaging Center (NIC) is a major investigational component of the Pediatric Brain Tumor Consortium (PBTC). The PBTC is dedicated to the study of correlative tumor biology and new therapies for primary CNS tumors of childhood. The multicenter …
The Tommy Fuss Center was established to advance understanding of developmental pathways leading to major neuropsychiatric disorders. The primary goals of the Center are to develop innovative strategies to identify young children at risk for anxiety, …