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CHLA pulmonologist and psychologist share advice on caring for your family's physical and emotional well being in the event of a wildfire

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Dr. Jonathan M. Tan is building technology with data from weather forecasting organization AccuWeather to study environmental impacts on children’s health.

Behavioral health experts share 7 coping strategies to help you—and your kids—build emotional resilience in times of high stress.

A clinical psychologist who works with children who have experienced trauma suggests five strategies to help kids get through a natural disaster.

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A CHLA emergency medicine physician shares helpful information on ensuring your water is safe to drink during a wildfire, earthquake, or other disaster.