Starting tomorrow, you will notice new signs posted at Eugene Pediatric Associates for anyone with a fever who has traveled outside the country in the past 21 days. The signs are a proactive step to address concerns about the Ebola virus.
Does your child have serious food allergies? Here are some steps to ensure they are safe at school.
Blessed. That’s how I felt when I was notified by Parents magazine that I had been chosen as one of America’s favorite pediatricians.
My children are blessed to call Dr. Pilar Bradshaw their doctor. And I know now I am not alone in my great appreciation for Dr. B! She’s one of seven pediatricians featured in the November issue of Parents Magazine as a winner of the Our Favorite Pediatricians Contest.
Prevention of domestic violence starts with how we raise our kids. As parents, we must step up and take this strong stand with our kids: Hitting another human being is wrong. Every time.
The cost of abuse to a child lasts a lifetime, for individuals and our country as a whole.
In a study of 17,000 adults, those abused as children were more likely to become suicidal and have heart disease, cancer, chronic lung disease and liver disease; twice as likely to be smokers, severely obese and to become alcoholics; and three times as likely to develop a drug addiction.