

The CHILDx (pronounced “Child Diagnostics”) project is an ARUP-sponsored initiative dedicated to improving the health
care of children by improving pediatric laboratory medicine and by working together with other health-care professionals
in a collaborative, academic, and clinical environment. CHILDx is composed of members from the United States and
Canada and is chaired by ARUP’s Marzia Pasquali, PhD
CHILDx sponsors an annual fall symposium on topics of interest regarding children’s health and publishes articles on similar topics. Development of age- and gender-specific reference intervals for laboratory tests in children age 1 to 17 years is an ongoing project that has led to several publications.
To learn more about the CHILDx Initiative, and its goals, priorities and projects, please visit the CHILDx Web site at www.CHILDx.org.