Children need different amounts of sleep at different stages in their development. However, approximately 1 in 4 kids has trouble falling and staying asleep, which can lead to behavioral and health issues—from crankiness and trouble paying attention to high blood pressure and even depression.
A recent congressional report found dangerous levels of arsenic and other heavy metals in baby food, raising concerns and questions from parents.
Since the COVID-19 vaccines were approved for emergency use by the FDA, pediatricians at Eugene Pediatric Associates have been fielding questions daily from families wanting to know more about them and what it will take to achieve herd immunity.
A unique program that teaches emotional literacy to first and second graders in Lane County is looking for families with young babies to volunteer in its revamped, virtual program.
Pediatricians at Eugene Pediatric Associates have received their first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine as part of the first wave of medical providers in the community to be vaccinated against the virus. These vaccinations are the beginning of what many believe will be a turning point in the pandemic.
Have you ever wondered why helping others often comes with a sense of satisfaction? It’s because generosity makes us feel good on a physiological level.