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Florida Declares Hepatitis A Public Health Emergency
August 9, 2019On August 1st, Scott A. Rivkees, MD, Surgeon General and State Health Office for the state of Florida, declared a public health emergency due to the prevalence of Hepatitis A cases in the state. We have the Hepatitis vaccine in stock. You can come in…
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5 Sunscreen Myths And How To Choose A Great One
June 7, 2019“Don’t forget your sunscreen!” Mom yells as you dart out the back door. You probably grabbed the closest tube without checking the expiration date and assumed the higher the SPF, the better. Well, not to burst your sunscreen’s bubble, but there is more to it…
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There Is A Hepatitis A Outbreak In Palm Beach County
April 14, 2019There has been a Hepatitis A outbreak in Palm Beach and Martin counties. We have the vaccine in stock. You can come in without an appointment if you would like to get vaccinated.
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For a Child’s Cough, the Best Medicine Is No Medicine
November 21, 2018Instead of over-the-counter products, pediatricians recommend comfort measures like fluids and honey. Parents are often disappointed or even a little bit upset when I tell them there’s no medicine to help their coughing, sneezing, drippy-nosed children feel better. There’s nothing that works, I say, and…
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When Doctors Downplay Women’s Health Concerns
August 16, 2018“Well, you look like you’re doing great,” my primary care physician cheerfully informed me. I stared at her from the examination table in disbelief. I had just told her that I wasn’t enjoying being with my children and was having trouble doing what needed to…
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9 Things to Know About Cough and Cold Medicines
December 22, 2017Each year, Americans suffer through nearly 1 billion cases of the common cold. You’ll find many of them wandering the drugstore aisles, trying to decide which remedy will ease their misery. Avoid this fate by arming yourself with information about common cough and cold treatments…
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Fitness May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
September 29, 2017Aerobic fitness seems to alter the interior workings of cells in ways that may substantially lower the risk of breast cancer. A new study with female rats found that those that were the most fit were much less likely than other animals to develop cancer…
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The Safest Flu Shot
September 25, 2017The influenza (flu) season is upon us and experts are concerned that this may be a very bad year. It’s time to get your flu shot. Some people are apprehensive about getting a shot because they are concerned they can get the flu from the…
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What to Blame for Your Stomach Bug? Not Always the Last Thing You Ate
July 8, 2017It happens like a bolt out of the blue. One minute you’re fine, and the next you begin to sweat as crippling cramps move wavelike through your belly. You vomit or have diarrhea, or both, fearing you won’t live to see another day. And then…
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Your Teen Just Graduated High School – Now What?
June 16, 2017High school graduation may be one of the most exhilarating and joyful days your teenager ever experiences. Regardless of whether they are heading off to college or taking a gap year, it is a rite of passage from their childhood to adulthood. They will soon…