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Bringing Hope Home: Iliana’s Courageous Journey Through Leukemia and a Lifesaving Bone Marrow Transplant

Iliana was just seven months old when she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML). For months, she had been back and forth to the pediatrician with a variety of ailments—colds, fevers, stomach bugs—and never fully recovering for more than a week. “Something just always seemed off,” her mother, Brianna, said. At the end of September 2023, Iliana’s father, Thanasi, was feeding her a bottle...

Morning Rounds with a Clinical Pharmacist

Tim riding his tricycle as a toddler.

Journey from Pediatric CHD Patient to Adult Advocate

Dr. Crombleholme holding Thaddeus while speaking with parents, Samuel and Ester

Life-Changing Open Fetal Surgery for Baby with Spina Bifida

Tyler on the pitcher's mound for his high school baseball team

Hitting Life’s Curveballs: A Rare Kidney Diagnosis

Santa visits the NICU at Connecticut Children's

Unwrapping Holiday Magic

3T MRI with light color of the patients choice

Tools of the Trade: MRI Caring Suite

Mandell-Braunstein family visits the new tower construction site

Miracles Unveiled: Mandell-Braunstein Family's Legacy Will Shine in Connecticut Children’s New Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

A milk technician carefully pours breast milk into a graduated cylinder to ensure an accurate amount is provided to the patient.

A Day in the Life: Clinical Nutrition

New York Life agent, Michele, advocating for Connecticut Children's Bereavement Services

Bereavement Support at Connecticut Children's