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Tag Archives: Dr. Leslie Greenberg
How can we treat threatened miscarriages?
We have begun using progetogens to reduce the risk of miscarriage. This significantly decreases the rate of miscarriage compared to placebo. How common are miscarriages? Miscarriages occur in 15 to 20% of pregnancies. A “threatened” miscarriage is defined as any … Continue reading
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Do omega-3 fatty acids prevent cancer or cardiovascular disease?
Do omega-3 fatty acids prevent cancer or cardiovascular disease? A study of nearly 25,000 patients found no benefit as primary prevention (someone who does not already have the problem) of cardiovascular disease or cancer. Want more information: New England Journal … Continue reading
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Interesting nail finding
I was teaching at the residency program this week and had an interesting nail finding in a child. The girl had a rash 2 months before on her hands and feet and then all of her fingernails started peeling. She … Continue reading
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When to potty train?
As a physician of a significant pediatric population, I am often asked questions about potty training… when it goes well, it goes well. When it does not, parents think/talk about it for years. When to start potty training? More than … Continue reading
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Do Omega-3 fatty acids prevent cardiovascular disease?
Do Omega-3 fatty acids prevent cardiovascular disease? Omega-3 fatty acids are primarily found in fish oil. An American Heart Association report suggested that omega-3 supplements may reduce death from coronary heart disease, possibly through a reduction in ischemia-induced sudden cardiac … Continue reading
Electronic cigarettes.
Electronic cigarettes E-cigarettes are popular devices that head a liquid that becomes an aerosol or a vapor. Are e-cigarettes healthier than smoking cigarettes? Long-term health effects of e-cigarettes are unknown. They are not known to be healthier. Despite this, many … Continue reading
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Burning Man. Musings from the playa
Burning Man. Musings from the playa. As I biked around Black Rock City during the 2019 Burning Man Event, I came across so many poignant signs. One that I was especially drawn to was a bright pink lounge with a … Continue reading
