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Posted in Parenting Toddl... by Dr. Jeremy F. Shapiro on Apr 03, 2013
A recurring theme I see in my office with parents of newborns and
infants is the question that begins with “at what age will my
baby…?” And the fill in the blank ranges anywhere from
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Posted in Infertility by Lee Trask on Apr 02, 2013
One of the most helpful tools your doctor has at their disposal,
when dealing with the possible reasons for infertility, is the
laparoscopic camera. If you have already been through the lab
tests,
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Posted in Parenting Newbo... by Dr. Jeremy F. Shapiro on Apr 01, 2013
One of my favorite development topics, as far as my baby
discussions go, is the introduction of solid foods (e.g. baby
cereals and the pureed vegetables and fruits.) The guidelines I
have always
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Posted in Parenting Presc... by Cyndi Sarnoff-Ross on Mar 28, 2013
Each year as spring arrives and summer plans begin to take shape, I
sing the praises of sleep away camp for those children who are
ready for the experience. Those of you who have read my articles in
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Posted in Trying To Conce... by Lee Trask on Mar 27, 2013
I’ve recently written a number of posts about STD’s and their
potential subsequent effect on fertility; due to pelvic
inflammatory disease, adhesions, etc. and how that can in turn,
increase the
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Posted in Post Partum Dep... by Cyndi Sarnoff-Ross on Mar 26, 2013
The news reports about New York Lawyer, Cynthia Wachenheim, were
tragic. This is a woman who clearly suffered from postpartum
psychosis and nevertheless some critics have called her a monster.
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Posted in Sports Injuries by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Mar 25, 2013
Whether training for a 10K or a marathon, overuse injuries will
likely come to haunt you. Running is one of the world’s most
popular forms of exercise with 40 million Americans running
regularly.
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Posted in Parenting 'Twee... by Dr. Jeremy F. Shapiro on Mar 21, 2013
I love this time of year when the weather encourages us to get
outdoors and be physically active. And while baseball may be the
first sport that comes to mind when we think of spring-time, in
this
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Patients with fibromyalgia who drink low or moderate amounts of
alcohol have less severe symptoms than nondrinkers, according to a
recent study. Low and moderate alcohol consumption was
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Posted in Depression by Cyndi Sarnoff-Ross on Mar 20, 2013
Behaviorists are always on the lookout for new ways to help their
patients feel better. Tim Dalgleish, Ph.D., of the Medical Research
Council Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit conducted a study using
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