The percentage of kids and teens treated each year for suicidal thoughts or attempts has increased steadily, according to a recent study.
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Ask a CHOC Doc: Is it OK to Cut Pills, or Crush Them into Foods?
In this installment of Ask a CHOC Doc, a parent wonders is it ok to cut pills? A clinical pharmacy resident offers guidance.
Teens and STIs: A Check-up on Sexually Transmitted Infections
A CHOC Children’s physician offers education for parents on teens and STIs, as well as information on STI prevention.
Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month: What Parents Should Know
Each year more than 200,000 teens will give birth in this country. A CHOC Children’s physician offers teen pregnancy prevention tips.
Six-year-old Beats the Odds Thanks to Life-Saving Brain Surgery at CHOC
At just 6 years old, Madison Morrison has earned the nickname “Miracle Maddy” after recovering from life-saving surgery at CHOC.
Breathmobile Celebrates 15 Years Serving Orange County Kids
The CHOC Breathmobile removes barriers for children and their families who may be unable to access preventive asthma care.
Benefits of a Mediterranean Diet for your Family
The Mediterranean diet is full of plant-based foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans, and nuts and a nutritious way of eating.
CHOC Nurse Follows in His Mom’s Footsteps
Growing up, Tony heard his mom Sam talk about her job at CHOC Hospital. Today, he is a CHOC nurse and gets to call his mom a colleague.
My Journey to Critical Care Nursing: Gabbie’s Story
Gabbie started working towards her goal of becoming a critical care registered nurse when her daughter was two years old.
