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In 1974, the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (now CHEO) was merely an infant, six months old and filling up with children transferred from adult hospitals in the region.
News PostOn April 8, a solar eclipse will cross North America, including Ottawa. Plan ahead and take safety precautions if you plan to watch this exciting phenomenon.
News PostMeet Dr. Tom Kovesi, Pediatric Respirologist
As a child, Dr.
News PostMeet Dr. Maude Lambert, Clinical Neuropsychologist with CHEO’s Development and Rehabilitation Department.
News PostAmanda Linton’s four-year-old daughter Adeline has had several MRIs at CHEO since she was a baby, and she needed general anesthesia each time.
That meant days off work for a procedure that required more than three hours in hospital.
News PostThe CHEO sleep clinic can now see more new patients and treat those with severe sleep apnea much sooner thanks to By CHEO - Mar 15, 2024
News PostMeet Cynthia Joly, an Advanced Practice Nurse in CHEO’s NICU
Forty-three years ago, due to a blood infection and jaundice, Cynthia spent her first days of life in CHEO’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Little did she know the NICU would eventually become her home for a second time – the place where she would become a nurse.
News PostNews PostMeet Denise Melo, Registered Cardiology TechnologistDenise Melo’s journey with CHEO started as an infant when she suffered from a seizure. Due to reoccurring seizures, she was admitted to CHEO for observation as a one-year-old.
News PostMeet April Doyle, Lab Technician in Cytogenetics/Molecular Genetics at CHEOApril Doyle’s connection to CHEO predates her longstanding career at the CHEO, as a Lab Technician. It started as a toddler when she was diagnosed with epilepsy.
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