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Pure Motivation Landon’s not only a decorated athlete—he’s also one of Kennedy Krieger’s most dedicated fundraisers. Read More
Study Finds that Psychiatric Emergency Room Visits Increased Across the US Among Youth Ages 6 to 24 Only one in six youth who visited the emergency department for psychiatric concerns saw a mental health professional Read More
Nearly Half Of Children With Autism Wander Or “Bolt” From Safe Places October 08, 2012 Study by Kennedy Krieger's Interactive Autism Network finds children with autism are four times more likely to wander than their Read More
Smiling Again Specialists from across Kennedy Krieger’s continuum of care are working together to help Lydia recover—and get her smile back—following a traumatic brain injury. Read More
A New Perspective When Sam returned to PACT's medical child care program as an intern, he learned to see the world in a whole new way. Read More
Measuring the Brain A new study finds the brains of young children with ADHD differ from those of their peers. Read More
Aquarium Day Buoys Spirits Outings with Kennedy Krieger’s therapeutic recreation program raise hospital patients’ spirits and show them they can still go out and do fun things. Read More
Taking Center Stage Kailyn, who experienced a brain injury at birth, uses her pageant platform to advocate for children with disabilities. Read More
Ingredients for Inspiration Jeremiah, who has autism, trains with chefs around the country, and encourages others to follow their dreams. Read More
