Doctor’s Journal

Thought these recent article might be of interest… Time Magazine article New York Times article

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From the AMA morning rounds (12/19/08)… Researchers debunk popular holiday myths. The CBS Evening News (12/18, story 12, 2:15, Couric) reported, “For generations, mothers…have doled out” their “own brand of medical advice,” such as keeping children “bundled under hats in the winter, and away from sugar.” But, the Canadian Press (12/18) reported that many “commonly  … Read more

Do asthma and allergies threaten to be the Grinch in your holidays? The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI) offers these tips to help keep your season merry: The holidays are filled with hustle and bustle, but stress can trigger an asthma attack. Shop early or late in the day to avoid crowds.  … Read more

Halloween fun for children with food allergies On Halloween, parents of food-allergic children must be extra vigilant to ensure their child is not at risk of a reaction. The AAAAI (our national allergy society) offers these tips for creating a safe Halloween for food-allergic children: Accompany younger children as they trick-or-treat and send older children  … Read more

That time of the year again.  Here’s some information about the flu vaccine… Who should get the flu vaccine? Most people who want to reduce the risk of getting influenza can get a flu shot. The CDC recommends the flu vaccine each year if you: Are age 6 months up to 19 years Are pregnant  … Read more