UW Pediatrics

03/05/2026

A recent study co-authored by Dr. Joseph Flynn reveals a growing health crisis, over 114 million children and teens globally are living with hypertension. With nearly 4% of children affected, early intervention is critical to preventing heart attacks and strokes later in life. bit.ly/46EKFNF

02/26/2026

Join us in celebrating Kari Dietrich and her decade of dedication to supporting learners, medical students, and WWAMI trainees. Thank you for all you do! bit.ly/4rCo9xh

02/21/2026

This Black History Month, we’re proud to spotlight Brigidann L. Cooper, MBA, Grants & Contracts Manager for Neonatology in UW Pediatrics. Brigidann shares how authenticity, mentorship, and collaboration shape her work and inspire inclusive excellence every day. Read her story bit.ly/3MQ0hHj

02/19/2026

Meet Dr. Shaquita Bell, an incredible pediatric leader at Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic and Clinical Professor with UW Pediatrics. Her commitment to community and equity helps shape a healthier future for children and families. bit.ly/4rliECR

02/17/2026

02/13/2026

Dr. Yolanda Evans, head of Adolescent Medicine at Seattle Children’s — and a parent herself — shares practical tips for doing mental health check-ins with your child or teen.
👉 https://bit.ly/3ZLYMg3

02/10/2026

12/30/2025

Dr. Maida Chen's research and awareness of a novel treatment for spinal muscular atrophy helped change the outlook for Emma. Diagnosed at 8 months old, she was one of the first children to receive the new drug and is now thriving in the third grade.

Emma, a third-grader with big plans for her future, received a groundbreaking treatment at just the right time.

12/20/2025

Dr. Robert Sidbury, a gifted clinician, brilliant researcher and selfless leader, passed away unexpectedly in July. He served as Division Head of Dermatology for over 16 years. To honor his legacy, the Division of Pediatric Dermatology has established the Dr. Robert Sidbury Endowment.

Interested in contributing? Visit bit.ly/3ME8nT4

12/19/2025

Congratulations to Dr. Catherine Karr, featured in the UW School of Public Health’s Top 10 Public Health Stories of 2025 for her impactful work on environmental health and children. bit.ly/4s64k1M

12/09/2025

Drs. Danny E. Miller and Alexandra C. Keefe are starting a new study to explore potential genetic causes of sudden and unexplained deaths in children. Link in bio
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11/15/2025

Seattle Children’s is ranked among the Top 10 children’s hospitals in the U.S. and #1 in Washington. Thank you to the 450+ UW Pediatrics faculty whose exceptional care made this distinction possible. bit.ly/48c0vjI