According to Brianna, “the little kids that I met or simply saw during treatment encouraged me to power through treatment.”
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Confidence and Cancer: How Cancer Changed the Way I Think
Bri is a 22-year-old who was diagnosed with Stage 2 Hodgkin lymphoma. She takes readers along on her journey with cancer.
Ask a CHOC Doc: Can I Use a Kitchen Spoon to Measure Medicine?
In this installment, we answer a parent’s submitted question on the best way to give medicine. Find out why kitchen spoons aren’t best.
Support CHOC Nurse on America’s Got Talent
Michael Ketterer, a nurse in our Mental Health Inpatient Center, is competing this summer on America’s Got Talent.
Surprise Diagnosis of Transposition of the Great Arteries: T.J.’s Story
T.J.’s parents were expecting a healthy baby & were shocked when he was diagnosed with transposition of the great arteries.
I’m a Pharmacist. Here’s What I Want you to Know about Mental Health
Mental health is an important part of our overall health. Sometimes, it means taking medicine to help maintain our mental health.
Ask a CHOC Doc: Are Heart Palpitations Dangerous?
A pediatric cardiologist explains when palpitations, also known as irregular heartbeats, are a sign of something more concerning.
Breastfeeding: A Foundation for Life
A lactaction consultant discusses the benefits of breastfeeding, including preventing disease and other lifelong benefits.
Ask a CHOC Doc: Where Should I Store My Child’s Medications?
A medicine cabinet in the bathroom is not the best place to store medications. A member of the CHOC pharmacy team offers storage tips.
Why You Should Add an Eye Exam to your Back-to-School Checklist
A pediatric ophthalmologist explains why children need a back-to-school eye exam, and explains the 7 signs a child is having trouble seeing.
CHOC Family Honors their Little Hero Through CHOC Walk
CHOC Walk 2018 will mark over a decade that the Gomez family has participated in the beloved event to honor their son, Robby Gomez.
An Opportunity to Touch Lives Through Knowledge, Compassion
As CHOC Mission celebrates its 25th anniversary, Maureen is among a special group of employees who have been with the hospital since day one.
