A CHOC physical therapist offers backpack safety tips like proper wearing techniques, how to lighten the load for kids.
Should teens use creatine?
A CHOC expert explains why teens shouldn’t use creatine and how they can build muscle and prepare for sports instead.
Does my child have a strain, sprain or break?
CHOC experts discuss the similarities and differences in symptoms and treatment for muscle strains, muscle sprains and broken bones.
Is strength training safe for kids and teens?
A CHOC sports medicine physician addresses questions about strength training for kids like safety, training programs and weight limits.
Device approved for compassionate use saves leg, life of young girl
CHOC doctors secured a one-time compassionate use FDA approval to use a cutting-edge device to help remove Naomi’s tumor and save her leg.
A pediatrician’s tips for a safe return to sports during COVID-19
A CHOC pediatrian and sports medicine specialist offers tips to parents on supporting a safe return to sports for their kids.
CHOC recognized as one of nation’s best children’s hospitals
CHOC has been chosen from pediatric facilities nationwide to be ranked as one of the best children’s hospitals by U.S. News & World Report.
From patient to administrative leader: Lucy’s story
Dr. Lucy Morizio’s connection to orthopaedics began long before she joined CHOC as director of the Orthopaedic Institute.
What You Need to Know About Spinal Fusion Surgery: Teen Mentors Explain
Teens who have undergone spinal fusion surgery for scoliosis offer advice and encouragement to other teenagers facing the same procedure.