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Welcome, New Board Members!

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A graphic featuring Kennedy Krieger's three new board members, from top to bottom: Tony Chukuka, Maynard McAlpin, and Andrew H. Segal MD

Touching Lives & Making a Difference Our Stories

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Kennedy Krieger Leads a Team That Created New Guidelines to Help Physicians Nationwide Treat Pediatric Long COVID

Baltimore Area Toyota Dealers Donate a New Mobility Van to Kennedy Krieger, Plus $500 for Every Ravens Touchdown

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Faces Of: Violet

Stacy Suskauer Named New Head of Pediatric Rehabilitation for Kennedy Krieger Institute and Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Using Data From World's Largest Autism Study, Researchers Identify Group of Genes Linked to Autism with Moderate Symptoms

From left to right: Gwena Herman, Daniel Romanchuk, and Gerry Herman

September 2022: Adaptive Sports

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August 2022: Long COVID in Children

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Faces Of: Hudson

The headshots of Joshua C Becker, Van Brooks, and Dr. Michelle Melicosta

Kennedy Krieger Institute Appoints Joshua C. Becker, Van Brooks, Dr. Michelle Melicosta to its Board of Directors

Maynard McAlpin and Tony Chukuka

Kennedy Krieger Institute Appoints Tony Chukuka and Maynard McAlipin to its Board of Directors

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July 2022: Talking to Your Child About Trauma

Dr. Jacqueline Harris

Kabuki Syndrome Foundation Awards $125,000 to Fund Research at Kennedy Krieger Institute

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Pursuing Possible

Dalton participates in groundbreaking research to help find a cure for LBSL, a rare genetic disease

Research on Rare Diseases Fuels Hope for the Future

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Making Life Better for Millions of People Around the World

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