Our board-certified and fellowship-trained pediatric rheumatologists with Norton Children’s Rheumatology, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, have the experience to provide comprehensive care for the full spectrum of pediatric rheumatology diseases.
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Treating juvenile idiopathic arthritis when it strikes the eyes
Juvenile idiopathic arthritis can affect the child’s eyes. Uveitis — inflammatory eye disease — happens when the inner parts of the eye become inflamed. It isn’t usually painful, and the eyes aren’t usually red or […]
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Kids with MIS-C responding to treatments, but long-term outlook for coronavirus-related condition unclear
Kids with multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) are recovering after treatments with anti-inflammatory drugs such as intravenous immunoglobulin and steroids, according to Brian J. Holland, M.D., chief of pediatric cardiology at Norton Children’s Heart […]
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Is there a juvenile arthritis diet?
Eating a balanced diet is important for supporting the health and immune system of all growing children. Parents may look to a certain diet in the hopes that it may lessen JIA symptoms for their […]
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Joint pain in children: When to get help
Maybe it’s growing pains or the kind of soreness that any active kid is going to experience. But when is joint pain in children something to take seriously? If joint pain, swelling or stiffness lasts […]
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Norton Children’s creates MIS-C multidisciplinary clinic
Norton Children’s has created a multidisciplinary clinic for children who have experienced multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) associated with COVID-19. Norton Children’s Pediatric MIS-C Multidisciplinary Clinic will give children who were hospitalized with MIS-C […]
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Treating juvenile idiopathic arthritis when it strikes the eyes
Juvenile idiopathic arthritis can affect the child’s eyes. Uveitis — inflammatory eye disease — happens when the inner parts of the eye become inflamed. It isn’t usually painful, and the eyes aren’t usually red or […]
Read Full Story
Kids with MIS-C responding to treatments, but long-term outlook for coronavirus-related condition unclear
Kids with multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) are recovering after treatments with anti-inflammatory drugs such as intravenous immunoglobulin and steroids, according to Brian J. Holland, M.D., chief of pediatric cardiology at Norton Children’s Heart […]
Read Full Story
Is there a juvenile arthritis diet?
Eating a balanced diet is important for supporting the health and immune system of all growing children. Parents may look to a certain diet in the hopes that it may lessen JIA symptoms for their […]
Read Full Story
Joint pain in children: When to get help
Maybe it’s growing pains or the kind of soreness that any active kid is going to experience. But when is joint pain in children something to take seriously? If joint pain, swelling or stiffness lasts […]
Read Full Story
Norton Children’s creates MIS-C multidisciplinary clinic
Norton Children’s has created a multidisciplinary clinic for children who have experienced multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) associated with COVID-19. Norton Children’s Pediatric MIS-C Multidisciplinary Clinic will give children who were hospitalized with MIS-C […]
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