CHOC doctors led a study that helped garner authorization by the FDA of a digital diagnosis aid that will help to diagnose autism.
An innovative internship approach during COVID-19
At the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, CHOC’s Medical Innovation and Intelligence Institute summer internship prorgram made a quick virtual pivot.
Acute and Chronic Headache Management in Children and Teens
Find advice on acute and chronic headache management in children and teens, including headache hygiene and non-medical intervention options.
Patients Say the Darndest Things – Happy Doctor’s Day!
In celebration of Doctor’s Day, CHOC physicians share the funniest things patients have ever said to them.
CHOC Grand Rounds: Cognitive Side to Mental Health and the Psychology Behind Concussions
A concussion or mild traumatic brain injury is defined as a transient neurologic change resulting from a biomechanical impact to the head. Given this broad definition, it is not surprising that concussion represents the most common type of traumatic brain injury (TBI). Concussions can be complicated and multifaceted, as patients usually present with various combinations […]
Stroke in Pediatric Patients: Occurrence, Intervention and Beyond
By Dr. Sharief Taraman Many might picture a stroke patient as middle aged or elderly, but the reality is that the ailment occurs across the lifespan. A stroke affects one in every 3,500 live births and six to 13 per 100,000 children per year. At CHOC, that translates to one or two patients per month […]
