Adolescents with mild to severe concussions may be good candidates for at-home exercises recently designed by the CHOC concussion program.
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Meet Dr. Jennifer Ho
CHOC wants its patients and families to get to know its specialists. Today, meet Dr. Jennifer Ho, a pediatric hospitalist.
How to avoid or treat bee stings this summer
A CHOC pediatric allergist offers advice to caregivers on the hazards of bee stings, and how they can help prevent a child from being stung.
Meet Dr. Andrew Mower
CHOC wants its patients and families to get to know its specialists. Today, meet Dr. Andrew Mower, a pediatric neurologist.
Choosing the Right Over-the-Counter Medicine for your Child’s Allergies
A clinical pharmacist at CHOC offers advice to parents on choosing the right over-the-counter medications for their child’s allergies.
Boost Your Health with Spiralized Vegetables
Spiralizing vegetables can be achieved when using the latest new kitchen tool, the spiralizer, which turns vegetables into noodles.
Avoiding, Treating Stingray Injuries
As beach season kicks into high gear, swimmers, surfers and sunbathers should be mindful that one wrong step can ruin a fun beach day.
6 Summer Sun Safety Tips
CHOC community educators share sunscreen and sun safety tips to help you protect your family from sunburn and dehydration.
The Dangers and Symptoms of Secondary Drowning
Drowning tends to peak in summer. A CHOC pediatrician discusses secondary drowning, another rare danger that parents should be aware of.
