A CHOC expert offers safety tips for acetaminophen (Tylenol) and ibuprofen (Motrin) for relieving aches and fevers from respiratory viruses.
What parents need to know about marijuana
A CHOC pharmacist explains what marijuana is, how it can negatively affect the bodies of children and teens and how parents can help.
7 easy ways to help your child take medications
Some kids may struggle to take their medications because of taste or fear of swallowing pills. CHOC experts offer tips to help.
What parents should know about fentanyl
A CHOC pharmacist educates parents on fentanyl, how it is often being mixed with other substances and how to prevent kids and teens from misusing it.
Misusing prescription stimulants: What parents should know
A CHOC clinical pharmacist explains the dangers of teens misusing stimulant medications and what preventative measures that parents can take.
Acetaminophen vs. ibuprofen: A guide for parents
Dr. Ericka Hong, a CHOC pediatrician, explains the differences between acetaminophen and ibuprofen and how to administer it safely.
Pharmacy delivery brings medications, peace of mind to CHOC families
CHOC launched the prescription delivery service at the start of the pandemic in California, as lockdown orders were taking place.
What do psychiatric medications do?
Mental health is an important part of overall health. Therapy is important, but sometimes, psychiatric medication is necessary to improve.
A pharmacist’s guide to safe and proper medication disposal
Medications can have consequences if they are not properly handled. Here’s how to ensure the medication in your home is properly disposed of.