Sweating is a natural part of puberty, but teens experiencing excessive sweating may suffer from a condition called hyperhidrosis
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Children and Tics: What Parents Should Know
A CHOC pediatric neurologist addresses repeated involuntary movements called tics, which are most prevalent in children.
Know the Risks of Pectus Excavatum (Sunken Chest)
Pectus excavatum (sunken chest) is a chest wall abnormality in kids. CHOC surgeons treat it with the Nuss Procedure.
Meet Dr. Anjalee Warrier Galion
CHOC wants its patients to get to know its specialists. Today, meet Dr. Anjalee Warrier Galion, a pediatric neurologist and sleep specialist.
Living with Scoliosis: Ellie’s Story
Ellie’s mom thought back pain might be due to a heavy backpack, but her pediatrician diagnosed scoliosis, and referred her to CHOC.
Healthy Eating Tips for the School Year
As your family falls into a routine for the new school year, be sure to follow these healthy eating tips to ensure good nutrition habits.
Saving Lives By Donating Cord Blood
For mothers who deliver at St. Joseph Hospital, donating cord blood to the Cord Blood Bank at CHOC could actually save a life.
Meet Dr. Kenneth Kwon
CHOC wants its patients and families to get to know its specialists. Today, meet Dr. Kenneth Kwon, a pediatric emergency medicine specialist.
Olympic Medalist Turned Physical Therapist
A physical therapist at CHOC who is a two-time Olympic medalist understands the challenges that can stand in the way of achieving goals.
