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With parvovirus B19 infection on the rise in the United States, a CHOC pediatrician provides an overview of the virus, the conditions it causes and when parents should worry.
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Learn more about transient synovitis – also known as toxic synovitis – or the temporary inflammation of the hip that can cause limping and pain.
Free school meal programs: What to know
All students in California are eligible to receive free lunch and breakfast at school — and the meals are healthy and tasty. Learn more.
What parents need to know about testicular torsion
A CHOC pediatrician provides an overview of testicular torsion, how it happens and what to do.
Bed bugs and kids: A guide for parents
A CHOC pediatrician offers advice on the health impacts of bed bugs, how to prevent and remove them, and how to treat bites.
Growing pains: What parents should know
Are growing pains real? A CHOC pediatrician answers this question and more in this overview of growing pains.
An ultimate guide to child, teen athlete fuel and hydration
A CHOC pediatric sports medicine physician explains when and what kids should eat and drink to maximize athletic performance.
Meet Bethany, a shining example for other complex urogenital and colorectal care patients
Diagnosed in utero with spina bifida, Bethany is living life to the fullest, thanks to CHOC’s expert, multidisciplinary care.
