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The Next Generation of Research
The Young Investigators Awards fund the work of up-and-coming researchers.
Inside the Mind of a Cardiology Researcher
Find out how Dr. Zangwill is solving one of the toughest problems in pediatric heart transplantation.

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A New Way of Seeing
A groundbreaking device transforms one visually impaired patient's life.
A Groundbreaking Grant
Funded by Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation, Dr. Alexander Ngwube's research takes aim at AML relapse.
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Pioneering New Treatments for Autism
A clinical trial at Phoenix Children's shows promising results for a treatment to improve communication skills in children with autism.
A Center on a Mission
For families receiving complex diagnoses, Dr. Kathleen van Leeuwen and the Fetal Care Center are lighting the way.
Meet the Innovators Shaping the Future of Pediatric Medicine
Introducing the Phoenix Children’s visionaries who are transforming children’s health with the help of Innovation Circle funding.
Small Steps, Big Impact
Thanks to a Innovation Circle grant, a piece of cutting-edge technology is helping rehab patients find their footing again.
Dr. Kruer’s Digital Quest to Understand Cerebral Palsy
With the help of physician leaders like Dr. Michael Kruer, Phoenix Children’s is poised to lead discovery through innovation.

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