CHOC is part of an FDA-lead study that will use AI to fill gaps in knowledge in studies of the uses and effects of medications.
Pediatric psychologist shows you can go home again — and do great things for your community
After receiving her training in other states, Dr. Sarah Ruiz, a pediatric psychologist at CHOC, returned to serve her local community.
Study determines that Pain Buddy app may aid in reduction of pain severity
A new app may help reduce pain severity in children during cancer treatment, a recently published pilot study finds.
Understanding the role of cultural stigma on seeking mental health services
Learn 6 tips to help children and families feel more comfortable with identifying, discussing, managing and accessing mental health services.
CHOC awarded ACEs Aware grant funding to provide trauma-informed care training
The grant helps CHOC to train community providers on incorporating Adverse Childhood Experiences screenings into their clinical practice.
Meet Dr. Micaela Thordarson
Passionate about working with high-risk patients, Dr. Thordarson has extensive experience working with suicidal and self-harming youth.