A CHOC clinical dietitian offers tips to help parents and families focus on making positive choices in their diets.
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Searching for hope while living with a rare disease
Isabella is in the early stages of a clinical trial for a drug intended to treat a rare pediatric disease called Mucopolysaccharidosis IIIA.
Quinn goes home, thanks to CHOC’s cardiac high-risk interstage program
Quinn has 5 heart abnormalities and has undergone open-heart surgery. She’s cared for by the cardiac high-risk interstage program.
Teen advisers offer tips on avoiding peer pressure to vape
The rise in vaping among teens is alarming to pediatricians & parents. It’s common for teens’ first exposure to come from peer pressure.
A registered dietitian’s tips for a healthy heart
Focusing on adopting healthy lifestyles can help prevent cardiovascular disease. A registered dietitian shares recipes for a healthy heart.
How to help children cope with grief
It’s difficult for adults to make sense of a tragedy, so consider how difficult it can be for children to do the same. Here are some tips.
How a car accident changed my life
One teen shares his journey with CHOC – starting when he and his dad were hit by a car. Now, he’s doing incredibly well and so is his dad.
The benefits of music therapy: Antonio’s story
A typically happy and energetic Antonio began to feel isolated during an extended hospitalization. His music therapist Rebekah helped.
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.
