Warts are a common childhood ailment that generally don’t cause illness or a health problem. Here, a CHOC pediatrician provides an overview.
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Supporting oncology patients with neurocognitive late effects
CHOC experts provide an overview of the late neurocognitive effects of childhood cancer treatment to help caregivers better support patients.
What parents need to know about nutrition and kids’ sleep
Discover how nutrition and kids’ sleep are connected and how the right diet can improve your child’s rest.
The effects of screen time on children: The latest research parents should know
Get an overview of the latest research on the impacts of screen time on toddlers, kids and teens.
Understanding Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)
Learn more about this new mental health disorder in which someone limits their amount and types of food based on different food features.
Parvovirus: What parents should know
With parvovirus B19 infection on the rise in the United States, a CHOC pediatrician provides an overview of the virus, the conditions it causes and when parents should worry.
Transient synovitis: What parents should know
Learn more about transient synovitis – also known as toxic synovitis – or the temporary inflammation of the hip that can cause limping and pain.
Free school meal programs: What to know
All students in California are eligible to receive free lunch and breakfast at school — and the meals are healthy and tasty. Learn more.
What parents need to know about testicular torsion
Dr. Swati Gandhi explains testicular torsion, its symptoms, causes, and treatment options, emphasizing the need for prompt care.
Bed bugs and kids: A guide for parents
A CHOC pediatrician offers advice on the health impacts of bed bugs, how to prevent and remove them, and how to treat bites.
Growing pains: What parents should know
Are growing pains real? A CHOC pediatrician answers this question and more in this overview of growing pains.
An ultimate guide to child, teen athlete fuel and hydration
A CHOC pediatric sports medicine physician explains when and what kids should eat and drink to maximize athletic performance.
