While all of us are prone to forget a dose of medication sometimes, being consistent is important. A clinical pharmacist at CHOC offers tips
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Preventing skin reactions to the sun in kids
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Meet Dr. Kushal Bhakta
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Why one mom is thankful for CHOC this year
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What We’re Thankful for This Year: 2016
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After Years of Seizures, Overcoming Epilepsy
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Antibiotics Aren’t Always the Answer
An infectious disease pharmacist explains basic safety practices of antibiotics and what questions to ask your doctor.
