Patient Stories, News, Announcements and more from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Featured Stories
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Celebrating New Residents on Match Day 2025
Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital proudly welcomes its newest class of residents and fellows on Match Day 2025.
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New Device Helps Down Syndrome Patient Sleep
After struggling with CPAP therapy, Patrick's severe sleep apnea was resolved with an FDA-approved implant, greatly improving his sleep and well-being.
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New Publication from Johns Hopkins All Children’s Details Critical Advancements in Airway and Esophageal Surgery
The team at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital has pioneered an innovative anesthesia approach for treating tracheobronchomalacia, improving safety and outcomes in complex pediatric airway surgeries.
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Callie Gains Independence after Cancer, Spinal Injury
Four-year-old Callie overcomes a rare spinal complication, making remarkable progress in walking through Johns Hopkins' intensive TheraSuit therapy.
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Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome: Adelaine’s Story
Adelaine’s inspiring journey through rare medical challenges, expert care, and the power of medical collaboration
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Gastroenterology Group Joins Johns Hopkins All Children’s
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital has acquired Pediatric Gastroenterology of Florida, enhancing pediatric GI care, research, and patient access statewide.
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Taytum’s Triumph
Two-year-old Taytum, once treated for a life-threatening heart defect at Johns Hopkins All Children’s, now thrives after innovative procedures and surgery. Her remarkable recovery continues to inspire advancements in pediatric cardiac care.
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Ganglioneuroblastoma: Jaxon’s Story
Diagnosed with ganglioneuroblastoma after early health struggles, Jaxon underwent a complex surgery removing 85% of his tumor. Now 9, he has made a remarkable recovery, playing sports and giving back.
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Growing the Future for All Children
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, ranked the #1 children’s hospital in Florida by U.S. News & World Report, plans to make care easier for more families through an array of expansion efforts.