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Phoenix Children’s Allergy and Immunology Clinic celebrates a decade of success
… of Allergy and Immunology, didn’t know how great the demand for care would prove to be. "When we established the Allergy … and Immunology Clinic, we knew it would fill a need for the community, but I don’t think anyone expected the array of … we can blend together all of the allergic conditions in one visit and sometimes combine treatment,” added Dr. Bauer. …
Physician Relations
… Whether it's introducing one of our new subspecialists to a community pediatrician, answering a physician's call about a … advanced practice providers and their staff are informed on the latest programs offered at Phoenix Children's and to create …
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A Tale of Resilience: How Sibling Love and Expert Care Triumphed Over Sickle Cell
… Sickle Cell Blog Bone Marrow Transplant Sickle Cell Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders In the heartwarming journey … days of Karma and Kiana’s lives went smoothly, with minimal complications or reasons for concern. However, by the time … the experience so much that they eagerly looked forward to visiting the hospital again. Despite the multidisciplinary …
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Samantha’s Colorfully Courageous Journey
… be green, blue or other colors standardized by hospitals for medical conditions. They remind 10-year-old Samantha of … quickly escalated to more obvious rectal bleeding and GI discomfort. Looking for answers Samantha’s pediatrician … dose or try a different medication,” said Nichole. Samantha visits Phoenix Children’s infusion center every six weeks …
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All of our doctors, nurses, Child Life specialists, social workers, nutritionists, pain management specialists and therapists work with families to help them understand the diagnosis, treatments and care needed at home and throughout a patient’s life.
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HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is a virus that attacks the immune system, which helps the body fight infections. As a result, those infected with HIV become more vulnerable to various infections and diseases. It is spread by contact with the bodily fluids of a person with HIV
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Wassim M. Ballan, MD
Division Chief, Infectious Diseases; Medical Director, Antimicrobial Stewardship Program; Associate Director, Infection Prevention Program
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