Just a couple of weeks ago I found out my nephew’s eyes were
sunburned. Not sure how it happened other than he was obviously in
the sun all day long, but it reminded me of the importance of not
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The passage of time feels very different depending on your stage of
life. In my experience, the last five years have flown by, but that
is all that my younger child knows; so for her, it feels like
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I’ve been considering hormone replacement therapy for a couple of
years now. I started getting night sweats around my period (which
still comes regularly), and my energy level seemed to plummet,
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With summer right around the corner and the summer heat sure enough
soon to follow, I’d like to reprise a blog I previously wrote
focusing on some important skin safety issues for our children and
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By now, most of you all probably realize the importance I place
upon limiting screen time for our children. It’s a point of
discussion that comes up during each and every of my
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You’ve been exposed to Hepatitis A from berries, now what? Here in
Los Angeles we walked in to many messages from patients who had
consumed Costco’s frozen berries (made by Townsend farms in
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It’s sunscreen time. Every Memorial Day the Environmental Working
Group (EWG) comes out with it’s list of “good” vs. “bad” suncreen
which always leads to some panic. The American Academy ... Read More »
As parents, we are constantly managing how much and how little of
everything our children ingest – even intellectually. When our
children are very small it is all about food and nutritional
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I enjoy my oatmeal. Maybe not every day but often enough where I
think I’m getting some of the health benefits from it. And on top
of my oatmeal, I’ll also sprinkle a bit of cinnamon because
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There was a tremendous uproar over Amy Chua’s book, published in
2011, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, which painted a
picture of the Asian-American mother as a demanding character who
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