In this Q & A, Dr. Sheila Modir, a pediatric psychologist, discusses what parents need to know to support their kids going back to school.
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Delta COVID-19 variant and children: What parents need to know
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A deep brain stimulation surgery at CHOC has given 9-year-old Ryder and his family an improved quality of life.
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Undergoing thyroid cancer surgery: Molly’s story
After undergoing two thyroid surgeries to remove cancerous cells, Molly receives ongoing care at CHOC and is thriving in life.
How to stop bloody noses in kids
Though messy and sometimes scary, most bleeding noses will stop on their own and can be treated at home, here’s how.
Should my child attend a funeral?
A CHOC licensed marriage and family therapist offers some tips for parents to support children before, during & after a funeral.
