Fall sports will be starting before you know it! π Help make sure your young athletes are prepared for the season. Partner with your family doctor to help prevent sports injuries and support long-term health. Get more tips here: https://t.co/eEBg2dnihS
Becoming a new parent is an exciting time but can also feel overwhelming due to conflicting online advice. That's why we've partnered with the @CleanInstitute to provide parents with science-backed cleaning guidelines. Learn more in @washingtonpost: https://t.co/sym6lMlohC
By working together, parents and family physicians can make informed choices about what is best for a child. Parents know their child best, and family physicians bring medical training, knowledge, and the best available evidence to support their health: https://t.co/I2uSKfGJG9
Keeping children in school means making sure they are healthy enough to attend and avoid preventable disease. Vaccination keeps kids where they need to be: in the classroom, with friends and learning. Find the childhood immunization schedule here: https://t.co/65R9TBAWJz
Family doctors build a caring relationship with you and your family. They listen, document your health history and help you make informed decisions about your health.
Learn more about how to find the right family doctor: https://t.co/Z8hL4kMmHO
Dr. Emily Briggs explains what Hepatitis B is, answers common questions and discusses the vaccineβs efficacy in her Doctors' Note: https://t.co/noMCNiFE5c #HepatitisDay
While vaccination is still the best defense against COVID-19, a new medication can also help protect you and the people around you if you are exposed. Learn more about the antiviral and when you should talk to your doctor about COVID-19 treatment options: https://t.co/MQZx3Iwkqo
You've been seeing news about the diarrhea parasite everywhere, but there's no need to panic. Family physician Dr. Benjamin Silverberg shares more about the cyclosporiasis outbreaks and when you should talk to your doctor.
If you spend time on fitness TikTok or Instagram, youβve probably come across vibration plates. Some people say they can be used as a cardio workout, but are they really a good substitute? π Get insights about vibration plates from Dr. Chris Scuderi: https://t.co/Kfqf3j5VrS
Don't leave sunscreen out of your skincare routine! Dr. Sophie Lin explains what you need to know about mineral vs chemical sunscreens, the different types of UV rays and how much sunscreen you should use, so you can keep your skin protected. Learn more: https://t.co/6gpiqgrzwP
Cyclosporiasis outbreaks are continuing to come up across the U.S. Remember to follow proper food safety precautions and cook your fruits and vegetables whenever you can. If you're experiencing symptoms, talk to your doctor.
Do you have a debrief plan for after you have a food allergy reaction? π€ Dr. Robin Liu joined the Food Allergy Brain podcast to talk about how this is often overlooked but should be a part of your support system, and how family physicians can support you. https://t.co/Q0MEs7GpMU
When's the last time you restocked or cleaned out your medicine cabinet? π
Dr. LaTasha Perkins shared tips with @EverydayHealth to help you organize your medicine cabinet, store items safely and dispose of old medications properly. https://t.co/5WmlSvbQ8R
Getting regular preventive care is the easiest, most effective way to protect your health. π«Ά Learn more from Dr. Anna Askari about why it's important to see your doctor even when you're not sick: https://t.co/UYzyUaC3ma
Family physician Dr. Robin Liu appeared on the Food Allergy Brain podcast to discuss why it matters to care for the whole person and build a real community for food allergy families. Listen anywhere you get your podcast or watch now on YouTube! π§ https://t.co/xQ7EKSZC8T
There have been clusters of cyclosporiasis outbreaks reported in multiple states across the U.S. which are typically associated with fresh produce. Following food safety precautions can help lower your risks. Learn more about proper food safety: https://t.co/HI8uREf1u9
Family physician Dr. Ryan McCormick wrote a @nytimes piece explaining that putting too much emphasis on sleep data can be counterproductive, and that quality and routine matter more than duration. https://t.co/3zLLjSrzMa
Supplements are easy to forget in a medicine cabinet clean out. Family physician Dr. LaTasha Perkins shared with @EverydayHealth why regularly reviewing and replacing supplements is an important part of medicine safety. https://t.co/5WmlSvbQ8R