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November 9, 2016
Torticollis is a common congenital deformity, and current research suggests it affects up to 16 percent of infants. Congenital muscular torticollis is caused by a tightening of the sternocleidoid
Water Safety and Preventing Drowning
November 28, 2016
In earlier blogs I wrote about water safety and preventing drowning. I have found that drowning is more prevalent worldwide than deaths by war; in fact it is the second leading cause of unintentional
Discussing Menstruation with Your Daughter: What's a Period?
February 28, 2011
Tips to help parents field the questions about menstruation.
Unstoppable Mila Doesn’t Let a Limb Difference Get in the Way
October 25, 2021
Born with an upper limb difference—and a healthy dose of self-confidence— 4-year-old Mila shows she can do anything she puts her mind to.
Macey and Mackenzie—once conjoined twins, now 17 years old
July 14, 2020
They made national news when separated as babies, but now these once-conjoined twins live normal lives in the Midwest
Staff Spotlight: Michael Hadjidaniel, PhD
March 22, 2022
Michael joined the Single Cell, Sequencing, and CyTOF (SC2) Core in 2018. In his role, he assists scientists in identifying and quantifying various biomarkers in tissue and liquid biopsy samples.
Teens & Texting: Setting Boundaries
January 17, 2011
Tips to keep your teenager safe and healthy while navigating the ins and outs of texting.
Reflections on Black History Month
February 15, 2021
In honor of Black History Month, CHLA posed a question to a few Black/African American team members from across the organization: What advice would you give your 10-year-old self?
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