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Learn more about the latest happenings involving the people and programs at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital.
A Summer Evening at the Station 2009 - Recap
A Summer Evening at the Station - one of Mt. Washington's biggest fundraisers -- was a tremendous success this year, with nearly 200 people enjoying a fantastic time, wonderful food, great entertainment and laughter with friends-all to benefit the patients and programs of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital.
Car Seat Safety Check 2009 - Recap
At least 30 parents received a much-needed lesson recently in the right way for their children to ride in a vehicle, thanks to the Child Safety Seat Check on June 12th at Mt. Washington.
Dr. Richard Katz on WJZ-TV speaking about the Hospital's Feeding Program
On the WJZ-TV public affairs program, On Time, News Anchor Kai Jackson interviews Mt. Washington Medical Director Dr. Richard Katz about the hospital's Feeding Program.
WJZ-TV Profiles Mt. Washington's Weigh Smart Program
WJZ-TV profiles Mt. Washington's Weigh Smart program as Baltimore City Council embarks on a program to combat childhood obesity.
In their Cover Story, Fox 45 profiles two children whose lives are being turned through their involvement with Mt. Washington's Feeding and Weigh Smart programs.
22nd Annual Covenant Guild Walk of Love
On a recent Sunday morning, a group of everyday heroes tied their shoes, grabbed their water bottles, and were off and walking, taking part in the 22nd Annual Covenant Guild Walk of Love.
Traumatic Brain Injury: Getting the Whole Picture
At MWPH, experts in TBI say it's crucial to get the whole picture about the child's history, so that they can go on to a successful recovery.
- Questions and Answers: A discussion with the two leaders of MWPH's Cognitive Community Group.
Melvin and Gisel Mora Sports Zone
The newly-named Melvin and Gisel Mora Sports Zone honors the Orioles All-Star and his wife, parents of quintuplets and generous supporters of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital.
On October 25, at 7 p.m. sharp, two chubby yet high-energy 8 year olds, Imani and Kyra, bounded into the lobby of the Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital in Baltimore. The girls had reason to be excited: it was graduation night.
Childhood Obesity is a Family Affair
When his mother and doctor told him that his weight was unhealthy and from here on his life was going to change, 11-year old Christopher Ricks saw the writing on the wall.