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Thank you to everyone who joined our #CardiacConversations webinar on Boston Children’s Enhanced Recovery After Cardiac Surgery (ERAS Cardiac) Program! 🎥 The full webinar is now available below ⤵️ The Benderson Family Heart Center at Boston Children’s HospitalThank you to everyone who joined our #CardiacConversations webinar on Boston Children’s Enhanced Recovery After Cardiac Surgery (ERAS Cardiac) Program! We hope you found it informative and helpful.

🎥 The full webinar is now available on YouTube
🔗 Watch now: ms.spr.ly/6182QzN7n

Stay tuned for future webinars and check out past episodes on our YouTube channel!
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Game faces: ON. 🏈❤️ Our patients and staff at Boston Children’s Hospital are fired up and ready to cheer on the New England Patriots this Sunday. 🙌📣 We couldn’t be prouder of our hometown team. Let’s go, Pats—bring home a win! 🎉🏆 ... See MoreSee Less

Kevin has officially entered the chat 👀 and Laura & Luke came in hot with an incredibly generous offer for Seattle Children's nurses 🐶 4 more days until the big game… Go Pats! 🏈💙

Shout out to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Dunkin' Joy In Childhood Foundation 👏
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This year Boston Children’s had 15 entries into the Harvard Brain Science Initiative “Beauty of the Brain” image contest. 🧠 🖼️ Scroll through to see part 2 of the stunning images captured by our researchers this past year.

1. Midbrain Organoid: Cholinergic neurons (blue) and neuronal microtubules (green) in a midbrain organoid.
2. An Apparition of Retinal Ganglion Cells: Mouse retinal ganglion cells (white) and retinal bipolar cells (red).
3. Micro Engines of the Mind: Mitochondria, the cell’s “power plants,” glow inside a rat neuron.
4. Energy Highways Inside a Neuron: Glowing mitochondria dot branches of neurons, highlighting the cell’s internal transport system.
5. Eye of Sauron: A pluripotent stem cell-derived neuroepithelial organoid self-organizes in a columnar-like fashion around a central cavity (lumen).
6. The Helix of Hearing 2: Rows of specialized sensory hair cells on the cochlea of a postnatal mouse.
7. An Axonal Aurora: 3D sensory neuron organoid with cell bodies clustering in the middle and radiating out axonal projections.
8. Human Cortical Neuron Culture: Cortical neurons derived from human-induced pluripotent stem cells (reprogrammed from skin tissue).
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Intercepted by Dick and Hazel!
Our friends at Seattle Children's issued a challenge and Dr. Kevin Churchwell’s team is playing defense to keep it from the end zone 🏈

Because as amazing as our friends on the New England Patriots are on the field, they and New England Patriots Foundation are true champions for our kids. We’ll take any chance to cheer them on to #7! 🤩

How about it, Seattle, what’s your jersey size for when you rep New England??
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