The Department of Pediatrics provides treatment and education, and conducts research on the overall aspects of disorders prevalent in children and adolescents below 18-years of age including premature and newborn babies. The Department also provides vaccinations and consultations on accident prevention, growth and development. Our doctors have board-certified subspecialties, and treat patients with pediatric allergy, pulmonary illnesses and atopic skin disease, genetic metabolic disorders, endocrine disease, neurological disease such as epilepsy and headache, hematologic disorders, infectious diseases, heart disease, disorders related to pre-term and newborn babies, nutrient and gastroenterological disorders and renal disorders.