The Nation's Children's Hospital: Annual Report 2009
At Children’s National Medical Center, our physicians and researchers have pioneered treatments used around the world to cure cancer in children. One of our scientists helped identify the gene that causes the most common type of muscular dystrophy. And our team performs nearly 15,000 surgeries a year on children—from babies a few hours old to teenagers. We care for patients and families from around the world who want renowned specialists in new, family-centered facilities.
The nation’s children deserve nothing less.
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