Eugene Pediatrics is pleased to be one of the first clinics in the region to give our patients a vaccine with improved protection against the potentially deadly Human Papilloma Virus. It’s called GARDASIL 9.
We have tremendous opportunity to change the face of health care in this country. It requires a team approach to caring for families, addressing not only physical ailments, but behavioral and emotional challenges, too.
Last week, I was honored to be a keynote speaker and share my thoughts on the topic of "Home Matters to Health" at the annual Cornerstone Community Housing luncheon.
Mothers are truly inspiring. At Eugene Pediatrics, we see moms every day who inspire us. Women who make us laugh and cry... and feel proud of our X chromosomes!
It's important for us as parents to show our children how to live well. As I thought about the meaning of Easter this year, it occurred to me that one of the hardest life lessons to teach our children is how to forgive.
The Lane County Public Health Department has released recommendations that outlines who should get the new Meningococcal B vaccine, which is currently being offered only to University of Oregon students and staff.