A guide to prenatal care for SWFL moms from a local doctor
Prenatal care helps prevent complications and protects expectant mothers and their infants. Get tips on healthy habits during pregnancy.
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The Kissing Disease: What Families Should Know About Mononucleosis
Mononucleosis (mono), also known as the kissing disease, is a viral infection common in tweens and teens, that causes a contagious illness.
Read ArticlePreparing Your Child for a Healthy New Year
What better New Year’s resolution than to help prepare your child to be healthy in the New Year! Here are some important factors.1. Better Sleep ...
Read ArticleWhy You Should Make Primary Care a Priority
A primary care doctor is important for everyone in the family.
Read ArticleRSV: What You Should Know to Protect Your Family From This Frightening Illness
Fall and Winter months are peak time for infants and children to become ill with RSV.
Read ArticleTips for a Healthy Start to the New School Year
How to start the school year healthy and avoid the “back to school plague.”
Read ArticleReducing your child’s fever or pain: everything you need to know, and what NOT to do
Fever is one of the most common reasons caregivers seek medical evaluation for their children. Caregivers often turn to acetaminophen or ibuprofen, and sometimes both, in an effort to make the fever go away. Here’s how to decide what to do.
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