Dr. Lilit Minasyan, who works in the Emergency Department at CHOC, offers the following tips to help prevent accidental household poisonings.
Primary Care
How Parents Can Help Teens Manage Their Health Care
In health care matters, parents of teens must strike a delicate balance, especially when teens are old enough to make their own decisions.
Medication Safety in the Home
Every 10 minutes in the United States, there’s a child under the age of 6 taken to an emergency department for medication poisoning.
How to Build a Basic First Aid Kit at Home
Dr. Mary Jane Piroutek, an emergency department physician at CHOC shares a list of supplies to include in your basic first aid kit.
How to Help Babies with Reflux
Some baby spit-up is a fact of life for parents of infants, but a baby who spits up a lot or often may have reflux, a CHOC pediatrician says.
Living with a Chronic Illness
Growing up is tough enough for teens and young adults, but living with a chronic illness adds even more complications.
Healthy, Safe Sleep for Baby
As new parents often find, no one in the house sleeps if the baby doesn’t sleep. Follow these tips from the experts at CHOC.
