A typically happy and energetic Antonio began to feel isolated during an extended hospitalization. His music therapist Rebekah helped.
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Three gifts support mental health, research and neonatal care
CHOC is grateful to recently have received three generous gifts that will help care for more than 185,000 babies, kids and teens each year.
Celebrating CHOC’s longest-serving blood and platelet donor
Although Ron has never needed a transfusion himself nor has he met any of his beneficiaries, he’s become CHOC most tenured donor.
Organic fruits and vegetables vs. conventionally grown
Eating more fruits and vegetables is great for good health, but a common question is whether organic fruits and veggies are a better choice.
From patient to administrative leader: Lucy’s story
Dr. Lucy Morizio’s connection to orthopaedics began long before she joined CHOC as director of the Orthopaedic Institute.
Winter squash: Benefits, tips and recipes
A registered dietitian shares her go-to tips for choosing the right winter squash and preparing it, as well as a favorite recipe.
When distress is something more
When is distress something more serious? When does it become something that warrants specialized help from a professional?
My son’s journey with congenital pulmonary airway malformation (CPAM)
Our son was diagnosed with CPAM (congenital cystic pulmonary malformation), and received treatment at CHOC. Today, we are so grateful our son is happy and healthy.
6 headache hygiene tips for children
Headaches can be caused by many things like stress, or a concussion. A pediatric neurologist offers tips to help keep headaches at bay.
