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Research today. Better care tomorrow. 💙 Pediatric Research Day 2026 showcases the incredible work of the faculty, fellows, residents, students and research teams whose discoveries have the potential to transform pediatric and neonatal care for generations to come.

Here's to another year of advancing pediatric medicine, one discovery at a time. 🩺 taken in Children’s of Mississippi by @childrensofms

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Emma • Age 11 • Petal, MS
Emma’s journey at Children’s of Mississippi began with her first seizure. Diagnosed with epilepsy and later neurofibromatosis type 1, her Children’s care team, including Dr. Brad Ingram, the EEG team and nurses on the sixth floor, have helped her manage her condition like a champ. She even handles her own medication routine, with her service dog, Clyde, right by her side.
Emma loves dancing in show choir, playing piano, swimming and thriving in her church’s kids ministry. 🌈 by @childrensofms

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💙 ThrowbackThursday to 2016, when @friendsofch_ms pledged $20 million to help shape the future of pediatric health care in Mississippi! ✨ This commitment helped fuel plans for expanded patient care areas, advanced equipment and more space for families and children who need us most. 🌈 by @childrensofms

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🎉 Join us in congratulating Dr. Brad Ingram on being named the McCarty Chair of Neurology! 🧠💙 A respected clinician, researcher and educator, Dr. Ingram has dedicated his career to advancing neurological care and training future healthcare leaders. We’re proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition! 👏 Link in bio. Dr. Mary Taylor, Suzan B. Thames Chair and CEO of Children’s of Mississippi; Dr. Brad Ingram, McCarty Chair of Neurology; and Dr. LouAnn Woodward, vice chancellor for health affairs, pose together at the naming celebration for Ingram. by @childrensofms

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Laughter, hugs and heartfelt reunions filled Children's of Mississippi as former neonatal intensive care unit patients reunited with the physicians, nurses and staff who cared for them. 🥰🌈 by @childrensofms

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Kaisley
Kaisley • Age 5 • Brandon, MS
At just three days old and weighing only one pound, Kaisley became the first patient ever admitted to the new Sanderson Tower in 2020. She underwent surgery for necrotizing enterocolitis, a serious GI condition, and spent the next eight months in Children’s of Mississippi. Now diagnosed with cerebral palsy, epilepsy and blindness, Kaisley continues to defy expectations. She attends therapy 4-5 times weekly, working hard to move with adaptive equipment and enjoying real food—one of her favorite hobbies. Kaisley enjoys time in the sunshine, giggles over Dr. Seuss books and the love of her family by @childrensofms

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Emmy Ott has big dreams. As a graduate acting student from the Mississippi School of the Arts in Brookhaven, Emmy knows well what it means to put on a brave face. That’s because she’s faced health challenges since she was a baby and has gone through more medical procedures than most kids do. She’s doing well now, with an inner strength and grace that shines through when you meet her. Giving kids like Emmy the best chance at making their dreams come true is why Children’s of Mississippi is here. by @childrensofms

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👏 Congratulations to Dr. Brent Ferguson on receiving the Christian A. Allenburger IV Resident Award! 💙 This honor recognizes his exceptional commitment to pediatric hematology/oncology and the compassionate care he provides to children and families at Children's of Mississippi. We are so proud to celebrate this achievement! ✨ Dr. Brent Ferguson, resident physician at Children's Cancer and Blood Disorders, Christian A. Allenburger IV resident award recipient,
receives award from Alex Allenburger, father of Chris Allenburger. by @childrensofms

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🎉 Please join us in congratulating Wesley Smith on being named Chief Nursing Officer at Children's of Mississippi! With more than 15 years of leadership experience and a track record of nursing excellence, Wesley will help guide our nursing teams as we continue providing outstanding care to children and families across the state. 💙✨ Portrait of Wesley Smith by @childrensofms

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Smiles were everywhere at children’s hospital during a recent visit from @olemissfb players, who spent time connecting with patients throughout the hospital. 🥰 by @childrensofms

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Remington
AGE 2 • FLORENCE, MS
Born at just 25 weeks due to a life-threatening pregnancy complication, Remington spent her first five months in the NICU at Children’s of Mississippi. She was diagnosed with mild spastic quadriparesis, a type of cerebral palsy. Now two years old, thanks to ongoing care at Children’s, Remington is thriving and meeting developmental milestones. Her mom, a pediatric physical therapist who now sees both sides of care, says Remington is happiest when she is watching Bluey, Mickey Mouse or singing along to Baby Shark. by @childrensofms

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