PAM - Pediatric and Adult Medicine
A member of the CHOC Primary Care Network
By Dr. Angela Dangvu, a CHOC Children’s pediatrician As a pediatrician, I spend much of my day doing well child visits for my patients. A big part of those appointments is looking at a child’s growth. Parents are usually interested in knowing their child’s weight and height percentiles, but they rarely ask directly about body […]
Medications can have harmful consequences if they are not properly handled. The following steps will help you ensure the medication in your home is properly disposed.
Looking for help to plan healthy meals for your family? A registered dietitian at CHOC Children’s walks parents through a few features of the USDA Choose My Plate program.
As a parent or coach, knowing what to do after concussions occur is important. A CHOC Children’s pediatrifc neurologist offers tips on what to do and what not to do.
One in five students age 12-18 in the U.S. have experienced bullying. CHOC Children’s teen advisers and CHOC psychologists weigh in on how to help.
Back-to-school anxiety is real. Transitioning from carefree summer days into a structured school day can be stressful for children. A pediatric psychologist offers tips for parents on how to help children adjust.
