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Common Disorders of the Aging Eye
As we age, certain ocular conditions become more common, including presbyopia (the need for reading glasses), floaters (degenerative changes in the vitreous gel), cataracts,glaucoma, and macular degeneration. Often these disorders cause a change in vision butsome may be
What is Osteoporosis and Osteopenia?
In today’s blog I want to address a problem that affects about 54 million of our fellow Americans. Non-Hispanic White and Asian American women make up the bulk of that number. Amongst men Non-Hispanic White men are more
What is a sleep regression? A sleep is regression occurs when your child who normally slept well starts resisting going to sleep, has trouble staying asleep either with night time sleep or naptime sleep and/or wakes up before
Frustration for Parents of Under 5’s in the Age of COVID
For parents of children younger than five years of age, frustration and disappointment are mounting. Recently, the FDA delayed approving COVID immunizations for the under-5 age group until more data is available, regarding a third dose. This has
The pandemic of 2019 only heightened in 2020 and bled into 2021. Society had turned on its head. As a pediatrician I noticed what should have been a temporary adjustment or transition period for my patients turn into
Optimizing Your Mental Health During Omicron
Omicron appears to be less severe than previous variants, yet its high level of contagion leaves many people on edge. Audiences feel compelled to listen for Omicron news. Many individuals find themselves in a constant state of unrest
COVID-19 Omicron Variant Update
Yes, you and everyone you know knows someone who is down with COVID-19 right now. This is 2021 redux. We’d like to properly inform you about the facts as the data reveals them to be at this time
Back to School with Tics & Tourette Syndrome
In previous years, the summer always seemed to have passed too quickly. This year, with the pandemic and the Delta variant, many students are actually glad that summer is over and are excited to get back to in-person
Back to School With Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Yes, summer is officially over, and children and adolescents are returning to school. Many of them haven’t been to school for the past year and a half, as they had to participate in remote learning from home. Now
What’s The Latest On The Use Of PSA For Prostate Cancer Screening?
September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in North America so it’s a good time to review the most up to date recommendations for PSA screening for prostate cancer. Prostate cancer continues to remain the most common cancer
Common Disorders of the Aging Eye
As we age, certain ocular conditions become more common, including presbyopia (the need for reading glasses), floaters (degenerative changes in
What is Osteoporosis and Osteopenia?
In today’s blog I want to address a problem that affects about 54 million of our fellow Americans. Non-Hispanic White
What is a sleep regression? A sleep is regression occurs when your child who normally slept well starts resisting going
Frustration for Parents of Under 5’s in the Age of COVID
For parents of children younger than five years of age, frustration and disappointment are mounting. Recently, the FDA delayed approving
The pandemic of 2019 only heightened in 2020 and bled into 2021. Society had turned on its head. As a
Optimizing Your Mental Health During Omicron
Omicron appears to be less severe than previous variants, yet its high level of contagion leaves many people on edge.
COVID-19 Omicron Variant Update
Yes, you and everyone you know knows someone who is down with COVID-19 right now. This is 2021 redux. We’d
Back to School with Tics & Tourette Syndrome
In previous years, the summer always seemed to have passed too quickly. This year, with the pandemic and the Delta
Back to School With Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Yes, summer is officially over, and children and adolescents are returning to school. Many of them haven’t been to school
What’s The Latest On The Use Of PSA For Prostate Cancer Screening?
September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in North America so it’s a good time to review the most up
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