Not only can parents help instill good eating habits in children, but they also influence a child’s mental perceptions about food.
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Bringing Together the Best Minds in Pediatric Cancer Care
The Virtual Pediatric Network (VPN) uses video conferencing to allow cancer experts to share best practices, research and expertise.
Tips to protect your child from eye injuries
While most children’s eye injuries are minor, others, like those that often occur in sports, can be serious and require medical attention.
CHOC Experts Discuss Sports Injury Prevention
Early specialization and lack of diversity are more common in young athletes today and can increase the chances of injury.
Organic Foods – Are they more nutritious?
The majority of scientific studies have been unable to show a significant difference between the nutrients in organic and conventional foods.
Preventing Suicide in Children
Suicide is the third leading cause of death for people ages 10 to 24, which underscores the importance of recognizing warning signs in youth.
What to Expect from an Autism Assessment
The experience of having a child evaluated for a developmental concern may feel overwhelming, but the assessment can provide guidance.
“Herd Immunity” Protects Everyone Against Disease
When most people are vaccinated against a disease, the virus lacks a host and will eventually go away because there are fewer available hosts.
Oxygen Deprivation from Near-Drowning Can Lead to Brain Damage
An estimated 5,000 children under 14 are hospitalized each year for near-drowning: up to 20% are left with severe neurological disabilities.
