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Managing Your Child’s Pain in a Non-Traditional Way
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Massage? Acupuncture? Biofeedback? A nurse breaks down complementary and alternative medicine.
Got Milk? Or Milk Alternatives?
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Parents may want a substitute for cow's milk for a number of reason. But which substitute is right for you? Our expert runs the numbers.
Beverly and Herb Gelfand: Why We Give
December 8, 2020
Throughout their granddaughter’s nine-year battle with cancer, the Gelfands supported CHLA—a steadfast philanthropic partnership that continues today.
The Dirt on Hand Sanitizer Safety
April 7, 2014
Can the amount of alcohol in some hand sanitizers make a child sick if swallowed?
“The House That Bob Built”
August 28, 2017
A special celebration and research seminar honoring Robert C. Seeger, MD, was held at the Saban Research Institute on August 23, 2017. Seeger, who joined CHLA in 1989 as research director in the
Debunking Myths About Bilingual Language Acquisition
January 24, 2018
I am lucky enough to have been raised Spanish-English bilingual in Los Angeles, a city in which greater than 50 percent of the population speaks a language other than English. Current estimates
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