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At Nemours Children’s, our work is guided by the challenges affecting children today and driven by the opportunities to change what comes next. These highlights feature discoveries, achievements, and perspectives driving measurable impact, through the clinicians and scientists leading the way.

Message From Our Chief Scientific Officer

Dr. Davis Emphasizes the Critical Role of Research 

Dr. Matthew Davis, EVP, Enterprise Physician-in-Chief and Chief Scientific Officer, highlights the importance of groundbreaking research in advancing pediatric health care. Watch now. 

 

ENDOCRINOLOGY RESEARCH

Nemours Study Strengthens Evidence That Boosting Emotional Health Improves Glycemic Control in Kids With Type 1 Diabetes

Study finds that behavioral interventions are most effective when they involve the whole family.

Alexandra Monzon

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Publications

At Nemours, our physician researchers are actively shaping the future of pediatric medicine, contributing findings that inform how clinicians across the country and around the world care for kids.

See firsthand how our dedication to science is turning questions into answers, and answers into better outcomes for patients and families — even those who never enter our doors.

Medical Journal Features

JAMA Surgery

SURGERY RESEARCH

Improving Surgical Outcomes for Pilonidal Disease

Nemours researchers in Delaware Valley published findings in JAMA Surgery showing that a novel technique, Liposet expiation, significantly reduces recurrence of pilonidal disease in adolescents and young adults, marking a major advancement in pediatric surgical care.

American Journal of Hypertension

CARDIAC RESEARCH

Closing Gaps in Pediatric Hypertension Care

Nemours researchers in North Florida published in the American Journal of Hypertension, identifying missed opportunities in prescribing antihypertensive therapy for youth with diagnosed high blood pressure, informing strategies to improve pediatric hypertension management.

Karger

ENDOCRINOLOGY RESEARCH

Advancing Hormone Therapy for Early Puberty

Nemours researchers in Central Florida co-authored a study published in Hormone Research in Paediatrics, supporting the effectiveness of 6-month leuprolide acetate injections for treating central precocious puberty, offering families a longer-lasting and less frequent treatment option.

Peer-Reviewed Publications From Our Experts

Explore how Nemours researchers are contributing to scientific discovery and advancing pediatric health through published studies.

News Releases

Nemours researchers are recognized for innovation and actively engaged within our communities and around the world. From featured discoveries and conference presentations to official research press releases, find out how our researchers are advancing evidence-based care for children.

Alexandra Monzon

SEPTEMBER 24, 2026

Nemours Children’s Health Study Strengthens Evidence That Boosting Emotional Health Improves Glycemic Control in Kids with Type 1 Diabetes

Evie Landry, MD

SEPTEMBER 9, 2026

Gene Therapy Investigated by Nemours Children’s Health Researchers Approved by FDA as the First and Only Treatment for Inherited Hearing Loss

Alvin Su, MD, PhD

JUNE 22, 2026

Nemours Orthopedic Surgeon Alvin Su Receives Orthopaedic Research and Education Foundation Grant to Develop Engineered Cartilage

A young happy boy with his doctor listening to his breathing.

MAY 26, 2026

Nemours Children’s Program Taught Medical Residents to Conduct Autism Evaluations in Primary Care Setting.

Attending a conference

APRIL 20, 2026

Nemours Scientists Present NIH-Funded Research on High-Impact Children’s Health Topics at Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting

Nemours Children's Health Delaware Hospital entrance.

FEBRUARY 26, 2026

Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware, Approved to Offer Breakthrough Gene Therapy for Sickle Cell Disease

News Coverage 

Scott Weiss

Balanced Fluids, Saline Show Comparable Outcomes in Pediatric Septic Shock, with Scott Weiss, MD

Toddler playing with wooden blocks

Enlighten Me: Nemours neurologist seeks therapies for autism, epilepsy, and Alzheimer’s disease

Parent holding childs hand as child lays in hospital bed with an IV in their arm

Evidence Shows Kids With Sickle Cell Pain Need Timely Meds in ED