CHOC has made significant strides in improving future prospects for babies with extremely low birth weights (ELBW).
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Playground Injuries Addressed in “American Health Journal”
The most common injuries caused by falls on the playground are to the wrist and elbow, Dr. Carl Weinert, a CHOC orthopaedic surgeon, tells “American Health Journal.” It’s possible to sustain these injuries no matter how hard or soft the playground surface, says Dr. Weinert, adding that wearing wrist guards and elbow and knee pads […]
CHOC surgeon performs radiation-free electrophysiology procedure
CHOC expert cures patients of chronic irregular heart beats by using an electrophysiology outpatient procedure that requires no radiation.
Dr. Sharief Taraman Talks with AM830′s Travis Rodgers about Kids, Sports and Concussions
Travis Rodgers, host of the Angels AM830 morning radio show “The Travis Rodgers Show” recently interviewed CHOC Pediatric Neurologist Dr. Sharief Taraman about concussions in sports, their long term effects, and how children are particularly vulnerable to serious injury. In this interview, Dr. Taraman explains how concussions can happen in any sport, not just football, […]
Conference Addresses Broad Aspects of Adolescent, Young Adult Cancer Treatment
By Dr. Leonard Sender, director Hyundai Cancer Institute at CHOC When it comes to treating an adolescent or young adult with cancer, their medical needs are unique. Equally critical are the broader aspects of care for these patients, such as oncofertility, psychosocial needs, patients’ legal rights and cancer survivorship. The list of what must factor […]
CHOC, Orange County Register Partner to Provide Health Information
Orange County parents and caregivers now have access to more expert advice from CHOC doctors about how to keep their children healthy and safe. Thanks to a partnership between CHOC and the owners of the “Orange County Register,” a weekly feature examining health topics will appear in the newspaper, as well as its sister magazine […]
