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Structure and socialization skills are key, says UCLA Health’s Dr. Shilpa Baweja

Parents need to first process the event themselves, then initiate the conversation

UCLA Health's Dr. Juan C. Alejos and Dr. Carlos Lerner offer advice for parents

Districts must have approved safety plans, but it also will take vigilance on the part of families

“I have the greatest job in the world,” says Carolina Marvin, a labor and delivery nurse at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. “I get to ...

When my son was first suspected to have autism spectrum disorder, my family was in shock. I was committed to finding the very best early ...

We adopted two toddlers from Russia in 2009. Our son was diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome within 10 days of coming home. He was later ...

Parents, if you have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), don’t keep it from your kids. Talk to them. That’s the message this June, PTSD ...

  A recent story on National Public Radio cited an academic study that suggested many teenage girls in the U.S. may be experiencing ...

When it comes to youth sports, concussions have not always been taken seriously. That’s changing rapidly, however, as athletes, coaches and parents are becoming ...