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Extremely Low Birth Weight Program - CHOC Radio

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Medical advances are improving the survival of babies born at lower gestational ages, but survival - alone - isn't the best measure of success, says Dr. Tony Soliman, a CHOC Children's neonatologis...

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Many thanks to our 95 supporters who are currently pledging $996 per baseball win! To learn more about how your donations will support our tiniest patients, we invite you to listen to this CHOC Radio Podcast featuring Dr. Tony Soliman, a CHOC Children’s neonatologist and director of CHOC’s extremely low birth weight program. Medical advances are improving the survival of babies born at lower gestational ages, but survival – alone – isn’t the best measure of success, says Dr. Soliman. In this podcast episode, Dr. Soliman shares his and his team’s commitment to ensuring not only the survival of this very fragile patient population but to ensuring bright, healthy futures for these babies. http://blog.chocchildrens.org/extremely-low-birth-weight-program-provides-significant-outcomes-for-tiny-patients/

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Many thanks to our 123 supporters who are currently pledging $1,276 per baseball win! So far we have raised $16,375 for the CHOC Neonatal Intensive Care Unit! Imagine being a kid stuck in a hospital. Now imagine looking up to see these guys walking into your room! One of the biggest thrills for many of our patients is when the players come to visit. Baseball fans big and small were excited to meet Mike Trout, Ernesto Frieri, & Kevin Jepsen who generously donated their time to hang out with the kids last season.

May 1, 2014 11:47:18

Anthony Privitelli So awesome!!!

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That's Thirty One! Thanks for helping us raise $37,053 for the CHOC NICU!

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That's Thirty One! Thanks for helping us raise $37,053 for the CHOC NICU!

Many thanks to our 118 supporters who are currently pledging $1,204 per baseball win! So far we have raised $37,053 for the CHOC Neonatal Intensive Care Unit! Your generous support helps CHOC create bright futures for kids like Nikolas, one of our NICU graduates, who was born at 3 lbs 15 oz.

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That's Forty Six! Thanks for helping us raise $52,843 for the CHOC NICU!

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That's Forty Six! Thanks for helping us raise $52,843 for the CHOC NICU!

Many thanks to our 120 supporters who are currently pledging $1,185 per baseball win! So far we have raised $52,843 for the CHOC Neonatal Intensive Care Unit! Your generous support helps CHOC create bright futures for the babies in our NICU like NICU grad Nixon, pictured here at 8 months.

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August 2, 2014 14:22:29

Caring For For The Smallest Patients

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When she would check in at the front desk to visit her prematurely born twin girls in the new CHOC Children's neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at St. Joseph Hospital, Mary Aguilar typically woul...

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Caring For For The Smallest Patients

blog.chocchildrens.org

When she would check in at the front desk to visit her prematurely born twin girls in the new CHOC Children's neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at St. Joseph Hospital, Mary Aguilar typically woul...

That's Sixty Four! Thanks for supporting CHOC Children’s!

Many thanks to our 120 supporters who are currently pledging $1,187 per baseball win! Lily and Ella were born just shy of 32 weeks and were among the first patients and the first set of twins to be cared for in the CHOC NICU at St. Joseph Hospital. Read their story on our blog at http://blog.chocchildrens.org/caring-smallest-patients/

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September 8, 2014 17:08:35

Halo History: White Sox Are First Guests at Big A

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When Gene Autry agreed to become the owner of the American League's expansion Los Angeles Angels in November of 1960, he had only three and a half months to create a baseball team from scratch as t...

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Halo History: White Sox Are First Guests at Big A

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When Gene Autry agreed to become the owner of the American League's expansion Los Angeles Angels in November of 1960, he had only three and a half months to create a baseball team from scratch as t...

That's Eighty Four! Thanks for supporting CHOC Children’s!

Many thanks to our 119 supporters who are currently pledging $1,177 per baseball win. Did you know that the Angels led the American League in attendance in 1966 in it’s first year after moving to Anaheim? 1,400,321 tickets were sold that year, which was a significant improvement over the 566,727 the Angels drew in 1965 while at Dodger Stadium.

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Alaska 2014

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