Ryan Conder warms up his right arm and fires off a pitch. Whether it’s a strike or not, doesn’t matter. The miracle’s already occurred.
Ryan, 10 years old, wondered if he would ever get the chance to play the game he loves so …
On Monday, Nov. 30, 2015, Cook Children’s marked an important milestone in its quest to improve the quality of life for children struggling with debilitating movement disorders. Doctors performed the hundredth deep brain stimulation (DBS) …
For one year in college, Warren Marks, M.D., took a year off from science and medicine to pursue another passion of his – architecture.
Today, Dr. Marks looks back at that time as “an interesting diversion,” but it really helps …
Today's guest on Pediatric Leadership: The New Medicine Podcast is Warren Marks, M.D., a neurologist and medical director of the Movement Disorders and Rehabilitation Programs at Cook Children’s.
How do we break down silos for …
French scientists claim they may have found a link between the Zika virus and neurological disorder called Guillain-Barré syndrome.
Warren Marks, M.D., a neurologist and medical director of the Movement Disorders and Rehabilitation …
They're considered to be the largest minority group in the world with approximately 1 billion people across the globe living with some form of disability.
In the United States, nearly 1 in 6 children, or about 15 percent, of children from 3 …
From the beginning of its Deep Brain Stimulation program in 2007, Cook Children’s has made treating young patients with dystonia a priority.
The second patient operated on was a dystonia patient and since then the majority of patients have …