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Innovative Cancer Treatment: Abbey’s Story
While many teenaged girls might balk at wearing a medical device on their shaved heads 18 hours a day, Abbey Schemmer didn’t blink an eye.
Former CHOC patient, Brant Whiting now plays professional baseball
For Brant Whiting’s parents, CHOC not only saved their son’s life, but allowed him to pursue dreams once thought unattainable.
August is Heatstroke Awareness Month – 5 Tips You Must Know
Young children are particularly at risk for heatstroke, as their bodies heat up three to five times faster than an adult’s.
Helping Kids Learn to Share
Sharing can be hard for little ones who don’t yet understand empathy. However, teaching your kids how to share is an important life skill.
In the Spotlight: Dr. W. Nathan Holmes and Dr. Azam Eghbal
Dr. W. Nathan Holmes and Dr. Azam Eghbal have teamed up once more to refine Orange County’s only truly pediatric radiology department.
iRounding For Real-Time Results
CHOC is the first pediatric hospital to implement iRounding, a digital survey tool to help staff respond to families’ needs in real-time.
Be Safe this Fourth of July with these Must-Know Tips
This Fourth of July, if consumer fireworks are part of your family’s festivities, here are some important safety tips.
Alicia’s story: Repairing a right-sided congenital diaphragmatic hernia
Alicia underwent several surgeries in her early days of life to repair a congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH), a hole in the diaphragm.