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Climate change and children’s health: What parents should know
A CHOC expert explains the impacts that global warming and climate change can have on kids, and what we can do to reduce carbon emissions.
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A CHOC pediatrician helps parents decode the color of their child’s mucus (snot), and offers advice about when to call the doctor.
How to help your teen develop a positive self-image
A CHOC mental health expert explains how to help your teens have a positive self-image, including tips for improving a negative one.
Are New Year’s resolutions actually helpful? Get advice from a CHOC expert
A CHOC mental health expert discusses how to set realistic intentions and attainable goals for your family in the new year.
Blood donors appreciated by CHOC patients like Joshua
Joshua needs multiple blood transfusions for his cancer treatment, which are made possible by blood and platelet donations to CHOC.
How to choose the best place for child care for your child
A CHOC expert offers tips to consider when choosing a childcare option for your child like questions to ask and safety measures to look for.
Febrile seizures and kids: What parents should know
A CHOC neurologist assures parents that most children recover from febrile seizures and offers treatment tips and advice.
How to care for your baby when they have a cold, flu, COVID-19 or RSV
A CHOC pediatrician gives signs to watch for and treatment tips for babies with colds, flu, COVID-19 and RSV.
