While more than 200 innovations were submitted for consideration, UPMC Children’s was cited for its groundbreaking progress in diabetes research.

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Learn from the country’s leading experts in education and childhood development.

“Sleep is like a bank account — you only have so much to withdraw.”

The organization asks young cancer patients: “What do you want to be when you grow up?”

Kids can feel isolated and lonely while hospitalized. Making art or music can give them a creative outlet.

“We believe it could be the first pediatric orthopaedic urgent care nationally.”

The longitudinal study is a major undertaking that aims to identify opportunities and assets that lead to positive change for youth.

“The Mr. Yuk symbol was basically created by kids. It became the centerpiece of our public education program.”

Children’s ranked third for pediatric cardiology and heart surgery.

“When you have a chronically ill sibling, the healthy siblings can feel ignored at times.”

Are you uncomfortable talking about depression and anxiety, especially with your kids?

“It was amazing to see their eyes light up when they shared that they wanted to be a dancer or a hockey player and everything in between.”

In the aftermath of the Tree of Life shooting, educators and community groups turned to the Children’s Museum for some guidance and curriculum.