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05Mar
Measles
MEASLES The latest resurgence of Measles in Texas has brought this dangerous disease back to the forefront of our attention. In 2000, the CDC declared Measles “eliminated” from the United States. While the disease was not eradicated worldwide, the high compliance rate nationally with the MMR (Measles-Mumps-Rubella) vaccine had provided a protective shield to […]
18Feb
Digital Screens and Eye Health
Eye Health in the Digital World These days, it’s nearly impossible to get through the day without spending time staring at a screen. Kids use Smartboards in school and do their homework on laptops. Most adults have to use a digital interface for work, and we all use the apps and games on our phones […]
04Feb
Seasonal Flu
Written by Dr. Carly Wilbur, UH Pediatrician and PSI Medical Director.
04Feb
Hello Neffy!
There’s good news on the horizon for patients who suffer from life-threatening allergies. The FDA has approved the first-ever nasal spray equivalent of an Epipen. This intra-nasal epinephrine, called “Neffy“, has several advantages over traditional interventions for allergen exposure. It’s small, easy to use, and perhaps most importantly, is not a needle-based delivery mechanism. Interestingly, […]
24Jan
Education Trends in 2025
Education Trends in 2025: What’s Shaping the Future of Learning As we approach 2025, the world of education is undergoing significant transformation. From technological advancements to shifts in societal priorities, the next few years are poised to redefine how we teach, learn, and engage with students. As we look ahead, several key trends are emerging […]
17Jan
The Year That Was
The Year That Was The text I received today said simply “The year 2050 is as far away as the year 2000.” Mind blown. Sometimes we find ourselves surprised by how quickly time passes, so let’s dedicate a moment to reflect on the year we just completed and set our goals for the year ahead. […]
02Jan
Are New Year’s Resolutions Realistic?
Are New Year’s Resolutions Realistic? The “New Year, New You” temptation is alluring, and we all tend to try to reinvent ourselves as the calendar page flips from December to January. Sadly, studies show that almost half of our resolutions are abandoned by the end of the first month of the year. Researchers blame three major overreaches for this […]
09Dec
Pre-Holiday Ramp-Up
Pre-Holiday Ramp-Up As the holiday season approaches, kids get excited in anticipation of warm family gatherings, days off of school, and presents to open. Adults, on the other hand, have to manage the stress of hosting, shopping, cooking, and the many expenditures of time and money that come along with these celebrations. It’s a challenge […]
09Dec
Lose the Winter Blues
Lose the Winter Blues The holidays are a magical time of year, but they are also incredibly stressful. The demands placed on our time and finances are significant, and can take a toll on our physical and mental health. The good news is there are ways to mitigate these stressors. Here are some tips to […]
09Dec
Winter Break Brain Freeze
Winter Break Brain Freeze Much has been written about learning loss over summer vacation that necessitates weeks (if not months) of review to regain lost ground at the start of the school year in the fall. Similarly, we observe a backward slide during winter break, adding an extra challenge upon the return to classrooms in […]
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