
Raising funds for @seattlechildren Uncompensated Care and Autism Center through the annual gala and celebration in November.
Seattle, WA
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New research published @env_int_journal from Drs. Drew Day and Sheela Sathyanarayana found evidence that exposure to #phthalates in pregnancy may affect child behavioral development and autistic-like traits. bit.ly/391sJhv
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Autism 209: Early Intervention in Autism: Overview of Seattle Children’s Autism Center Model (2017) harleystreetcdc.co.uk/autism…
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Join us on 9/17 for "Autism 208: How to Access and Implement ABA Services in Schools,” a virtual lecture about the current state of applied behavior analysis (ABA) practices in our school systems and an overview of what these services may look like. facebook.com/events/27944865…
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We're beginning Autism 207: Abuse and Neglect of Adults with Developmental Disorders, part of our annual Autism 200 Transition to Adulthood Series, led by Rachel Loftin, PhD. Watch live: bit.ly/2Z4kv0T
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The need for blood never stops. It takes 1,000 donors each day to provide a safe and reliable blood supply to patients in our community. Donate with @bloodworksnw today: bloodworksnw.org.
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This is an especially challenging time for those with autism, as #COVIDー19 has upended many of the routines and structures needed to manage their everyday lives with ease. Seattle Children’s Autism Center team shares ways to cope during this unique time. bit.ly/2XrDFAE
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We look forward to this year's virtual Festival of Trees Gala and incredibly appreciate your unwavering support of Seattle Children's Autism Center. Thank you! We can't wait to hear more as the details solidify.
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We’re honored to be named one of U.S. News and World Report's best children’s hospitals in the nation.
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Proud to join the community to honor those lost to racism. Beyond our actions today, we commit to the ongoing work to support and protect our teams, patients, their families, educate ourselves and change the systems that perpetuate racism. #WhiteCoatsForBlackLives #UWNURF
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Had a fantastic time last night @SeattleFOT especially rocking out to @NiteWave! A fun way to raise funds to Seattle Children's. #gala
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Thanksgiving weekend provides Seattle visitors four exciting days to explore, celebrate, and give thanks for all they have. @CafeFloraVeg @kitchen_basil @CapitalGrille @SeattleFOT @Xtadium #Seattle #Thanksgiving
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Seattle Children's opened its new research facility downtown on Tuesday, and they gave it a name they hope grabs attention. Building Cure.
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Opening today: #BuildingCure, our new pediatric research facility in downtown Seattle, will help us accomplish more life-changing research that transforms the lives of children and their families.
The Promise of Building Cure
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How this 90-foot mural tells the story of Seattle Children's king5.com/article/entertainm…
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Diagnosed with a rare and aggressive brain tumor at 10, Avery knows all too well about the realities of cancer, but she’s also hopeful for the future – a world without it. She wrote a poem called “Inevitable” and we’re honored to share it with you. 🎗️bit.ly/34Aqi2h
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"Differences are cool," says Mariana, a smart and spunky 7-year-old. She has Pfeiffer Syndrome, a rare disease that causes skull bones to fuse prematurely, but it doesn't define her. She's also just a kid. kng5.tv/2LxTxKG #CraniofacialAcceptanceMonth #DifferentIsCool
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Characteristics of what society deems as masculine can often reflect unhealthy behaviors, believes Dr. Tyler Sasser. He shares recommendations on how families can foster healthy emotional development with their sons. bit.ly/2MOl7Gq
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.@M_Hanny17, right fielder for the @Mariners, hit it out of @TMobilePark with his second annual reverse signing event. He had special baseball cards made for Seattle Children’s patients and invited them to the game so his teammates could ask for their autographs. #truetotheblue⚾
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It’s going to be a great evening for a free outdoor movie with your family! We’re excited to sponsor the Cinema Under the Stars showing of #RalphBreaksTheInternet in @EverettCity with pre-movie entertainment by @imaginecm. Will you be there? Details: bit.ly/2aH8Py7

















