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The Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center (DPIC) at Cincinnati Children’s is a 24-hour emergency and information telephone service for anyone with concerns about poison or drugs. The center’s specially trained staff of pharmacists, pharmacologists and nurses and drug / poison information assistants answer questions about poisonings, drug abuse, product contents, substance identification, interactions and adverse reactions. The Drug and Poison Information Center also works to provide you with important prevention information, educational materials, first-aid information, common household hazards and references to national helpline organizations and agencies.

10/15/2026

It can be easy to assume that once a child receives a transplant, everything goes back to normal. For families living it, the reality can be much more complicated.

Hillary Weidner shares advice her family received after her daughter’s transplant: don’t ride every high and low of the roller coaster. Instead, stay grounded, take things as they come and focus on caring for your child the best way you can.

A serious illness may have a defining moment, but for many families, navigating life afterward is a lifelong journey.

▶️ Watch the full video episode of Kids’ Health Uncomplicated on the Cincinnati Children’s YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/pYEdNT-EHJk

🎧 Prefer to listen? Find Kids’ Health Uncomplicated wherever you get your podcasts

10/14/2026

Happy Archives Month! From historic milestones to the stories that shape pediatric care, our archives hold a lot of heart.

For Day, we asked for your questions—and here are some of the Archivist team’s answers!

If you have anything unique to Cincinnati Children's history to donate, or if you just want to learn more about our Archives, send an email to [email protected].




Society of American Archivists

10/13/2026

While other new parents were taking their babies to the park and capturing milestones, Hillary Weidner’s first six months with her daughter looked very different.

Her daughter’s illness turned their world upside down. But after her transplant, having a clear plan for keeping her healthy finally gave the family something they desperately needed: direction.

Hillary shares an honest parent perspective on navigating serious childhood illness, transplant and finding a new path forward.

▶️ Watch the full video episode of Kids’ Health Uncomplicated on the Cincinnati Children’s YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/pYEdNT-EHJk

🎧 Prefer to listen? Find Kids’ Health Uncomplicated wherever you get your podcasts

10/13/2026

OCD Awareness Week with 1N5.org

Many teens with ADHD experience sleep challenges. That's why researchers with our Cincinnati Children's Clinical Researc...
10/12/2026

Many teens with ADHD experience sleep challenges. That's why researchers with our Cincinnati Children's Clinical Research Studies team are studying how sleep may relate to attention, behavior and daily functioning. The team is looking for teens ages 13 to 17 with ADHD or other attention problems to participate. Participants may receive up to $250 for completing study activities.

Learn more and see if your teen is eligible:
🔗 www.redcap.link/Teen-Sleep

When 4-month-old Nissiela arrived at Cincinnati Children’s, a rare tumor at the base of her skull was pressing on her ai...
10/12/2026

When 4-month-old Nissiela arrived at Cincinnati Children’s, a rare tumor at the base of her skull was pressing on her airway and brainstem, making it difficult for her to eat, breathe and grow. Our skull base team helped her gain strength before successfully removing nearly all of the fast-growing tumor.

Today, Nissiela is thriving at home. While she continues feeding and occupational therapies and has hearing loss in her left ear, she keeps reaching new milestones and, most importantly, gets to enjoy life outside the hospital.

Learn more about Nissiela’s journey for our latest : https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/service/p/pituitary-skull-base-surgery/patient-stories/nissiela-skull-base-tumor ❤️

Today is . At Cincinnati Children’s, we recognize the importance of mental health and remain committed to caring for ch...
10/10/2026

Today is . At Cincinnati Children’s, we recognize the importance of mental health and remain committed to caring for children and teens through world-class mental health services and research.

Our College Hill campus is dedicated to inpatient, outpatient and residential behavioral health care, helping young people and families access the support they need every step of the way.

Learn more about our mental health services: https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/locations/college-hill

: Beautiful sunrises to start the day. Do you have unique photos and uplifting snapshots from any of our locations? Sha...
10/10/2026

: Beautiful sunrises to start the day. Do you have unique photos and uplifting snapshots from any of our locations? Share them with us for a chance to be featured, by emailing [email protected].

Photo cred: Betsy Chaffee.

10/09/2026

This month several of our volunteers transformed a new sensory calming room to support the mental health of youth using services at Lighthouse Youth Services' Mecum House.

The Corryville shelter provides a safe haven for kids who can't be with their families because of incarceration, hospitalization or other reasons.

Our volunteers gave the space a deep clean, hung wallpaper to create an accent wall, and added furniture and inspirational signs. They also provided sensory activities, a mini basketball hoop and art supplies.

Thanks to everyone who contributed to creating a calming, welcoming space where local kids can feel safe and supported.

This week's highlights the team behind RettEd Day, hosted by Cincinnati Children's in partnership with the Internation...
10/09/2026

This week's highlights the team behind RettEd Day, hosted by Cincinnati Children's in partnership with the International Rett Syndrome Foundation. 💜

Families caring for a loved one with Rett syndrome came together to connect, learn from one another, and hear about the latest research and practical strategies for daily care. The event also introduced families to our nationally recognized Rett Clinic, a Center of Excellence dedicated to providing specialized, multidisciplinary care.

Rett syndrome is a rare neurodevelopmental disorder that affects nearly every aspect of a person's life. Because every individual experiences Rett syndrome differently, events like RettEd Day help families build community while accessing expert support and resources.

Join us in celebrating this incredible team and their commitment to improving the lives of patients and families affected by Rett syndrome.

Learn more about how we help families facing Rett syndrome: https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/service/r/rett-syndrome

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