After irregular freckles lead to 4-year-old Jax’s NF1 diagnosis, more than a dozen CHOC specialists teamed up to treat her.
Leveraging technology to help critically ill children with rare diseases
Though facing a rare disease, Oliver and his family found a diagnosis and hope at CHOC through the help of rapid whole-genome sequencing.
A lifelong battle with a rare disease: Caleb’s story
His mother’s keen eye and a pediatrician’s intuition ultimately led to an unexpected diagnosis of MPS Type II.
Conference to Connect Medically Complex Teens, Parents with Peers
An upcoming CHOC conference will help teens with medically complex connective tissue disorders and their parents learn about their diagnoses.
Trisomy Awareness Month: What Parents Should Know
Individuals with a trisomy have an extra chromosome in some or all of their cells, which affects development.
Neurofibromatosis Type 1: What Parents Should Know
A CHOC geneticist discusses neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1), including what parents can look for and how it’s treated.
Preventing & Screening For Birth Defects
Dr. Neda Zadeh, a CHOC geneticist, share how parents may prevent birth defects, and prenatal tests available to screen for birth defects.
The Role of Genetic Counselors
Genetic counselors can determine the risk of a genetic disorder to other family members in future pregnancies, and can provide resources.
All Patients are Family for CHOC’s Mother, Daughter Physicians
Dr. Touran Zadeh and Dr. Neda Zadeh keep it in the family at CHOC. The mother and daughter team work, fittingly, among CHOC’s geneticists.
