Infants' Hospital

Boston Children's Hospital is a world-renowned pediatric academic medical center and the primary pediatric teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School. It is home to the world's largest research enterprise at a pediatric hospital, focusing on a vast array of therapeutic areas including oncology, cardiology, and rare genetic disorders. The institution is a leader in developing innovative treatments, including gene therapies and advanced surgical techniques, and maintains extensive collaborations with biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. Historically, it incorporated the Infants' Hospital (Rotch Memorial), which was the first hospital in the United States dedicated specifically to the care of infants. Today, it continues to drive medical breakthroughs through its robust clinical trial pipeline and translational research programs.