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The James H. Cummings Foundation Epilepsy Monitoring Center at Oishei Children’s Hospital has been recognized by The National Association of Epilepsy Centers as a Level 4 Center for 2022-2023.

It is important to learn the post-birth warning signs. Knowing what to do can save your life!

Depression and anxiety impact 1 in 5 pregnant and postpartum women, and 3 in 5 women of color will suffer from maternal mental health conditions.

In New York State, birthing moms are guaranteed certain rights during labor and birth.

Successful participation in the NYS Obstetric Hemorrhage Project helped meet the project goal of assessing 85 percent of birth hospitalization patients on admission for risk of obstetric hemorrhage

Congratulations to Lisa Beckwith, nurse practitioner on the J-12 Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, who was named the Oishei Children’s Hospital Employee of the Month for January 2022.

On Tuesday, March 22, individuals from Fisher-Price, Wegmans and the Buffalo Bills presented a $700,000 donation to Oishei Children’s Hospital (OCH). Special thank you to Fisher-Price for spearing this project and to Coach McDermott and OCH Champion Kid, Vignesh, for helping announce the donation.

On her 3-month birthday, Keira was diagnosed with Aicardi syndrome, a rare genetic disease. One evening, Keira experience a ‘cluster’ of infantile spasms and she was immediately taken to Oishei Children’s Hospital (OCH). Katie credits the teams at OCH for saving Keira’s life.

Kaleida Health Laboratories celebrated the recent launch of its Buffalo-Niagara Medical Campus Essential Service Laboratory (ESL) with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and reception on Tuesday, March 1, 2022.

In recognition of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, Great Lakes Cancer Care Collaborative highlights statistics and screening recommendations for colorectal cancer. During the month of March, there will be cookies available at Buffalo General Medical Center and Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital with a portion of the sales going toward our cancer program.