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More than 700 participants for 2026 Lemonade Stand Day in EdmontonThe money raised during the 13th annual Lemonade Stand Day will be used to buy NICView cameras for neonatal intensive care units across northern Alberta.HealthAug 31
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Edmonton kids experiencing ‘skeeter syndrome’ this wet, hot summerSkeeter syndrome is more common in children and appears worse in the beginning of the season, according to an emergency room physician at the Stollery Children's Hospital.HealthJul 29
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New ‘one bag, one visitor’ ER policy expands to Stollery, U of A Hospital — with exceptionsThe expansion comes a week after AHS launched the policy at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in central Edmonton, where a stabbing took place in April.HealthMay 5
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Edmonton students submit designs for standalone Stollery Children’s HospitalStudents at an Edmonton elementary school are showing off their designs of what new hospital rooms at the standalone Stollery Children's Hospital could look like.HealthMar 19
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Stollery Children’s Hospital life-saving ECMO program receives international recognitionExtracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation is one of the most advanced life supports available, taking over for the heart and lungs in patients with severe failure of those organs.HealthMar 13
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Making care kinder: Stollery Children’s Hospital staff dedicated to managing painThe Stollery Children's Hospital received accreditation from ChildKind International. What does that really mean when it comes to treating kids' pain?HealthJan 30
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Family uproots life to keep son close to Stollery’s specialized care: ‘We Never Went Back’A Sask. family has uprooted their lives to move to Edmonton so their two‑year‑old son can stay close to the specialized cardiac care he needs at the Stollery Children’s Hospital.HealthJan 29
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Corus Radiothon raising funds to build standalone Stollery Children’s HospitalThe Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation has launched its No Bounds campaign to raise $1 billion for a standalone facility, which is the focus of this year's Corus Radiothon.HealthJan 29
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The lesser-known ways the Stollery Children’s Hospital goes above and beyond for patientsWhile the Stollery Children's Hospital is well-known for world-class medical care — it's the softer touches that make a big difference in lives of patients and families too.HealthJan 28
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27th Annual Corus Radiothon for the Stollery Children’s Hospital FoundationThe 27th Annual Corus Radiothon, presented by Great Canadian Roofing, Siding and Windows is back! Global News is proud to support the two-day broadcast alongside CISN Country 103.9, 880 CHED and the CHUCK @ 92.5 on January 29 & 30, 2026. We’ll be sharing a glimpse into what every day life is like for Stollery...Jan 16
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