Porsche’s outcome is just one example of patient successes celebrated at CHOC’s first annual epilepsy surgery patient reunion.
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Your child’s pee: An ultimate guide
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CHOC nutrition experts offer a helpful guide to parents for how to read and understand a nutrition facts label.
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A CHOC pediatrician explains the causes of colic in babies, and offers tips to parents for helping their colicky baby.
Siblings who share rare heart condition celebrate lives daily
When siblings Julissa and Joseph were diagnosed with the same rare congenital heart disease, CHOC stepped in to treat them both.
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Should teens and preteens be using so many skincare products with fancy ingredients? A pediatric dermatologist answers parents’ questions.
CHOC’s rehab team helps patient heal: Isa’s story
11-year-old Isa had to relearn everything after treatment for FIRES, a rare epilepsy disorder. With help from CHOC rehab, he’s thriving.
