Monthly Archives: September 2026

Emergency Poison Control for Young Kids: Quick Guide

Young children sometimes swallow medicine, cleaning products, vitamins, or other household items. This is especially common when they start walking (and medications and solvents are not put away out of arms reach) or when at a home that is not … Continue reading →

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Testosterone therapy for women?! A webinar today!

As a long-time physician who is also Menopause Society Certified (MSCP), here is a great FREE virtual resource for women to learn about testosterone, https://www.fda.gov/…/fda-public-meeting-testosterone… Join the FDA’s Office of Women’s Health and Center for Drug Evaluation and Research for … Continue reading →

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Cervical Cancer Screening: Protect Your Health Today

Have You Had Your Cervical Cancer Screening? As a family physician, I am seeing that more women are falling behind on cervical cancer screening. Screening tests are meant to help you lead a fuller, more healthy life. It takes a … Continue reading →

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How COVID-19 Vaccines Reduce Hospitalizations and Deaths

As a family physician, I see patients daily that are hesitant to get vaccines. This “vaccine hesitancy” is getting more profound. Patients are even more hesitant to get the Covid vaccine. As an academic faculty physician, I read (good reliable) … Continue reading →

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