Talkin’ Basketball: Exercise Turns to Therapy for Homeless YouthA psychologist uses weekly pickup games to provide mental health support to a marginalized population. Jun 21 25June 21, 2025Article at chla.org
Part 1: ‘They’re Evacuating the Babies’A two-part story about a family's 10-day odyssey through a pair of human tragedies while their premature newborn remains in intensive care. Aug 14 19August 14, 2019Article at chla.org
When the Engineer Met the VirtuosoThe effects of childhood cancer threatened to thwart Alberto’s brilliance at the piano, until he met an engineering professor who had an idea. Jan 17 19January 17, 2019Article at chla.org
The Father of Last ResortL.A. County turns to Mohamed Bzeek to do what no other foster parent is willing to do: provide a home for terminally ill children. Jun 22 17June 22, 2017Article at chla.org
Who Are You Calling Disabled?In an indoor rock-climbing class for patients with hand differences, a wall is not the only thing to surmount. Oct 01 19October 01, 2019Article at chla.org
Born BruisedTherapist Jamie Berggren helps infants recover from a nerve injury called birth brachial plexus. Apr 04 19April 04, 2019Article at chla.org
A Father and Son, and the Doctor Who Saved Them BothA father and son with the same heart defect have their lives saved decades apart by the same surgeon. Nov 05 21November 05, 2021Article at chla.org
Back on TrackPhysician Dan Thomas drew on his history as a collegiate runner to help him overcome a near-fatal onset of Guillain Barré syndrome. Aug 16 18August 16, 2018Article at chla.org
Teen Receives Historic Heart-Liver TransplantEleven hospital teams collaborated on executing the intricate, lifesaving procedure. Jun 29 21June 29, 2021Article at chla.org
A Preemie’s First Year: Lincoln’s Long JourneyBorn at 25 weeks and just 2 pounds, Lincoln faces the precarious life of a micropreemie. But he has help—the vigilance of his parents and the expertise of multiple CHLA specialists. Feb 22 21February 22, 2021Article at chla.org