What food family can brighten a gloomy day in mid-winter and deserves an Academy Award for best performance in the human body? The answer is citrus.
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Mononucleosis Myths Debunked
The truths and falsehoods about mononucleosis (also known as mono) and how it’s transmitted from CHOC’s director of adolescent medicine.
Tips to Make Eye Drops Easier for Kids – and Parents
Administering eye drops to small children can be difficult for parents and kids alike. Here are a few tips to help
Give Extra Love this Valentine’s Day to CHOC Children’s Patients!
Generous gifts from valued supporters, like you, help us provide a loving “home away from home” for our patients every day of the year.
When Should I Take My Child to the ED?
Visiting the emergency department can be a scary situation for children and parents alike. This list of frequently asked questions can help.
Protect Your Family From Measles
Measles has now been confirmed in ten Orange County residents, in conjunction with the recent outbreak affecting California.
Household Poisoning Hazards
Dr. Lilit Minasyan, who works in the Emergency Department at CHOC, offers the following tips to help prevent accidental household poisonings.
How parents can help teens with serious or chronic medical conditions manage their health care
In health care matters, parents of teens must strike a delicate balance, especially when teens are old enough to make their own decisions.
Helping kids cope with separation anxiety
Separation anxiety often happens when toddlers make big transitions to new places, which is common, a psychologist at CHOC says.
