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In October 2009, Megan and Christopher Pierson welcomed daughter Saylor at a local hospital near their home in Newport Beach, California. Even though their little one was born six weeks early, the
Locker Room Hygiene
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Encourage children to stay healthy by practicing healthy hygiene habits in the locker room.
COVID-19 Testing and Kids: Everything Parents Should Know
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PCR or antigen test? Nasal swab or saliva? Home test or at a testing site? And when to take it? Our clinical microbiology expert answers your questions about COVID-19 testing for children.
Tracking a ‘Silent Disability’ in Pediatric MS
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New study aims to better diagnose and understand neurocognitive disability in youth with multiple sclerosis.
A Game-Changer for Young Children With Femur Fractures
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Study shows that a pre-made brace provides equal healing to a body cast for young children with broken femurs.
Surviving to Thriving
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Under the compassionate care of CHLA’s Jo Olson-Kennedy, gender-nonconforming and transgender kids emerge into themselves.
The Truth About Home Remedies and the Flu
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Two CHLA infectious disease specialists urge parents to understand the facts about home remedies and just how ineffective—and potentially life-threatening—they can be for children.
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