Dr. Daniela Ovadia from Texas Children’s Pediatrics appeared on Univision to provide health guidance for families during Halloween. She advised parents to inspect candy before allowing children to eat it, ensuring that packaging is intact and unopened. Dr. Ovadia also highlighted the importance of reading ingredient labels, particularly for children who have allergies.
Texas Children’s Pediatrics offers safety advice for families ahead of Halloween
Dr. Daniela Ovadia, MD, FAAP, Pediatric Medicine - Texas Children's Hospital
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