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A challenging surgery, a positive experience: Sarah’s scoliosis story
CHOC patient Sarah, who received scoliosis surgery, finds value in surgery mentorship program, and is inspired to help others.
An ultimate guide to potty training
Dreaming of a world without diapers and wipes? Get expert advice from a CHOC pediatrician on when and how to start potty training your child.
CHOC epilepsy patient sees longtime success through vagus nerve stimulator device
Porsche’s outcome is just one example of patient successes celebrated at CHOC’s first annual epilepsy surgery patient reunion.
Asperger syndrome: What parents should know
A CHOC expert discusses why Asperger syndrome is not diagnosed anymore, and talks about signs of autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
How to help your teen manage college rejection disappointment
A CHOC mental health expert offers tips for parents to help their teens with college rejection disappointment.
Your child’s pee: An ultimate guide
Get tips and advice about your child’s urine color, hydration and common urinary conditions from a CHOC pediatrician.
