There are two things which a trained pediatrician usually checks for more frequently than other physicians who see children: Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip(DDH) and Amblyopia (lazy eye). Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip, or DDH (formerly CDH), occurs when the hips of a new born infant are either inadequately or inappropriately developed at birth. The […]
Are there any “rules” for divorce? Really? Unfortunately, yes there are but, they were hard won lessons! And, just as unfortunately, the rules are a bit difficult to follow, perhaps for the same reasons that led to the separation in the first place. Here are the most important, even critical, rules; see what you think.
Neuropsychologist Kim Gorgens makes the case for better protecting our brains against the risk of concussion — with a compelling (if not humorous) pitch for putting helmets on kids.
[Someone calling themselves on the internet “Jameyandcandy” wonders what they can do to humidify their home when using their wood burning fireplace.] Read more→
[A grandma wonders about her grandson’s leg cramps which his doctor couldn’t diagnose with a ‘blood test.’] (more…)
It still seems early to be saying “Merry Christmas” but all the department stores have been trying to sell me another tinsel Christmas tree since before Halloween. I just thought that I’d make mention that the popular “Santa Tracker” website from Google is back open again for another year with information and games to keep […]
The physical exam has not diminished in it’s critical importance even one smidgen over the years. If anything it’s even more important now than ever. Unfortunately, some physicians have succumbed to other pressures and are short-changing patients by neglecting them in favor of added cost testing and other laboratory work. Listen to this 5 minute […]
