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Doctor who was resident at CHOP is struck, killed while riding bike
NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl reports on the bike lane crash near Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square Wednesday night that killed Dr. Barbara Friedes, a chief resident who worked in pediatric oncology at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
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CHOP patients get dressed up to enjoy annual prom celebration
CHOP rolled out the red carpet for patients to enjoy their very own prom. The annual celebration invites children and their families to dress up and dance. This year’s prom is especially important for one patient who has battled heart issues from a young age. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors has her story.
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CHOP's annual prom brought patients, families together for a celebration
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia hosted its annual prom for patients and their families on Wednesday afternoon.
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Moms got a free spa day as an early Mother's Day treat from the Ronald McDonald House
Some moms got an early Mother’s Day treat from the Ronald McDonald House with free haircuts, blowouts and manicures. All of this to give back to those who dedicate their time to caring for their children receiving treatment from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. NBC10’s Karen Hua shares moments from the special day.
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‘Ride for little hearts' (like Genesis') helped by CHOP at Philly Spin-in
Ronisha Shivers and little Genesis join NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante to talk about the life-saving work the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s cardiology department did for them. You can help CHOP’s cardiac unit at this weekend’s Philly Spin-in.
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Man, 18, now faces charges of helping teen murder suspect escape
An 18-year-old man was charged Friday with picking up Shane Pryor — a 17-year-old murder suspect — who escaped Wednesday during a medical visit to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports.
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Boy born deaf can hear for the first time thanks to gene therapy at CHOP
An 11-year-old boy who was born deaf can hear for the first time thanks to a gene therapy procedure at CHOP.
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Boy born deaf can hear thanks to groundbreaking gene therapy procedure at CHOP
An 11-year-old boy who was born deaf can hear for the first time thanks to a groundbreaking gene therapy procedure at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
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CHOP gets multi-million dollar gift from local family to support Osteosarcoma research
The family of a Central Bucks East High School student who died from Osteosarcoma donated $6.4 million to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to advance research into rare cancer.
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Philly Spin-in Event Benefits Cardiac Center at CHOP
NBC10 Lucy Bustamante spoke with parents Tajanae Lewis and Larry Curry about the Philly Spin-in event benefiting the Cardiac Center at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, which has helped them care for their child, Kodi.