Ask a CHOC Doc: Are Heart Palpitations Dangerous?
Palpitations, also known as irregular heartbeats, are most likely caused by non-heart-related triggers. A pediatric cardiologist explains when they're a sign of something more.
Breastfeeding: A Foundation for Life
A lactaction consultant discusses the benefits of breastfeeding, including preventing disease and other lifelong benefits.
An Opportunity to Touch Lives Through Knowledge, Compassion
As CHOC Mission celebrates its 25th anniversary this month, Maureen is among a special group of employees who have been with the hospital since day one. She joined the CHOC Children’s health system in 1991.
A Career of Helping People: Nora’s Story
Years ago, when Nora Higa was settling on a career, her main interest was helping people. She found that and more as a nurse in the pediatric intensive care unit at CHOC Children’s at Mission Hospital.
Teens and Acne
Acne is the most common skin disorder in the United States. Although it is more common in teenagers, it can affect people of all ages.