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Childhood Vaccinations
In this CHOC Radio segment, Dr. Antonio Arrieta discusses proper timing of vaccinations, dispels myths surrounding vaccinations, and details his current research at CHOC. Listen in to hear more about childhood vaccinations.
First Aid in the Home
Young children commonly get hurt at home from rolling or falling off their bed, from falling out of their strollers, hitting their heads or falling off a counter where they are sitting.
Signs & Symptoms of Mononucleosis
Mononucleosis (called mono for short) is an illness caused by the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), a common virus most children get exposed to at some time.
The impact of COVID on our children
As we head into the second year of the Covid-19 pandemic, it is important to understand the effects of the virus on children. While the rate of infection in kids is much lower than in adults, children are not immune to COVID-19 and are suffering from both short-and long-term complications.
Metabolic Rare Disease Research
At the CHOC Research Institute, our work focuses on developing treatments for children with rare conditions that do not respond to traditional treatments.
Testicular Tissue Cryopreservation for Fertility Preservation in Patients Facing Infertility-causing Diseases or Treatment Regimens
Clinical Trial Protocol - Testicular Cryopreservation | Contact (714) 509-8646
Residency and Training Programs
Our designation as a teaching hospital allows us to train the physicians and nurses of the future while providing expert care to our patients today.
How much of a risk does the coronavirus pose to children?
Data on the novel coronavirus currently has shown very few cases of serious illness or death in children and young adults, but experts say that doesn’t mean they’re immune or will not become infected.
Hepatitis
Hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver and can result in liver cell damage and destruction.
Renowned physician tapped as new chair for UCI Pediatrics and CHOC Pediatrician-in-Chief
Dr. Coleen Cunningham’s experience, research expertise and leadership capabilities will be transformative to communities served by CHOC and UCI.
30 Healthy Habits from Every Type of Doctor
Medical professionals talk about their healthiest habits that anyone could implement in their everyday lives. Here are their 30 best pieces of advice for living well.
Women in Healthcare 2020: Dr. Jasjit Singh
Dr. Jasjit Singh, medical director of infection prevention and control at CHOC Children's, is named to Coast Magazine's annual list based on reader nominations.
Blood and Marrow Transplant Program
Our program is the only pediatric blood and marrow transplant program in Orange County and offers a full range of transplant procedures and services for cancer patients.
The Truth About Vaccines
Some parents do not vaccinate their children, believing myths that vaccines are dangerous or cause disorders like autism. Learn what the experts say in this health feature.
‘Definitely not an anti-vaxer’: Some parents push back against recommended vaccine schedule
"Every day you are eligible to get a vaccine that you don't get one, the chance of an invasive disease remains," says Dr. Charles Golden, executive medical director of the Primary Care Network at Children's Hospital of Orange County.
When is RSV season 2019? Experts say you can avoid it
Three doctors are sharing what to watch out for, when to worry, and when to just stock up on soup and saline spray when it comes to RSV.
You’ve probably been washing your hands wrong—Here’s the right way to do it (and avoid getting sick)
According to a 2018 study by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), consumers failed to wash their hands correctly 97 percent of the time.
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Prevention Program
CHOC offers the only specialized RSV prevention program in Southern California with a full team of board-certified doctors, nurses and care coordinators.
Fighting the Flu
When late fall rolls around, the flu usually rolls in with it. A cough, a high fever and sore throat are early signs of influenza.
Research Computational Science
CHOC is a leading-edge research institute committed to the advancement of science and innovative pediatric medical care. Our research institute center includes clinical trials in Orange County.
Patients with malnutrition may be more likely to have severe COVID-19 outcomes
A CHOC study concludes that people who have a history of malnutrition may have an increased likelihood of death from COVID-19.
O.C. children now better protected with vaccine law
With this new law, California now leads the nation in the straightforward effort to protect children from preventable diseases, long-term illness and death.
Online Referral Portal
Referral guidelines and forms are available to assist physicians in the evaluation and management of pediatric patients.
Stool Tests
Stool test may also be referred to as “stool sample,” “stool culture” or “fecal sample.” The test looks at fecal matter for evidence of a medical condition.
Virtual Pediatric Lecture Series Archive
CHOC is pleased to introduce our Virtual Pediatric Lecture Series. This series is part of our continued commitment to bring the latest, most relevant pediatric clinical patient care information.
