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How to prevent your babies from choking on finger foods

April 25, 2022

Baby sitting in high chair eating pasta

CHOC experts offer advice to parents for preventing choking hazards when their babies start self-feeding with finger foods.

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Babies Nutrition Nutrition and Lactation Safety

Why are youths resorting to substance and drug use? 

April 21, 2022

With a rise of substance use among youths, a CHOC experts explains to parents why teens are turning to substances and drugs, and how to help.

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Controlled Substances: Caffeine, Nicotine, Alcohol, Marijuana Mental Health Teens - Adolescent Health Gabriela Hernandez

Are sports supplements safe for children and teens?

March 29, 2022

Many young athletes may be tempted to use sports supplements, or pre-workout, to improve their performance. CHOC experts discuss the risks.

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What parents need to know about marijuana  

March 24, 2022

A CHOC pharmacist explains what marijuana is, how it can negatively affect the bodies of children and teens and how parents can help.

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Controlled Substances: Caffeine, Nicotine, Alcohol, Marijuana Pharmacy Teens - Adolescent Health Codi Peterson

Is strength training safe for kids and teens?

March 22, 2022

A CHOC sports medicine physician addresses questions about strength training for kids like safety, training programs and weight limits.

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Health Orthopaedics Sports and Fitness Sports Medicine Teens - Adolescent Health Dr. Kelly F. Davis

7 easy ways to help your child take medications

March 15, 2022

Some kids may struggle to take their medications because of taste or fear of swallowing pills. CHOC experts offer tips to help.

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The importance of developmental screenings

March 8, 2022

Development screenings are an important resource for ensuring your child’s health and having the ability to intervene early, if needed.

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Health Primary Care Dr. Michael Weiss
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