Despite years of concern about the accuracy of axillary (armpit) temperatures, a recent study shows that the difference between axillary and rectal temperatures in a… Read More »Axillary (armpit) Temps are Accurate in Newborns
It’s that time of the year again. Influenza vaccine is available and recommended for anyone over the age of 6 months. Infants and young children… Read More »Flu Vaccine Is Available.
A review of available studies shows that with moderate certainty the introduction of egg between 4-6 months of age reduces the risk of egg allergy… Read More »Food Allergy Prevention
A very well done study has just shown that 1/2 strength apple juice (1 part juice to 1 part water) is better than electrolyte solutions… Read More »Apple Juice for Mild Dehydration
Inner strength, often called “resilience,” is the ability to cope with stressful situations. Children who are resilient are more likely to grow into healthy, happy… Read More »Children get stressed too
We are sorry to say that Ashley Martin is “again” leaving us to pursue other aspects of her career. We will all miss her, but,… Read More »Staff Changes
It seems pretty early to start thinking about influenza, but you certainly hear and see advertisements from pharmacies promoting flu vaccine. We also have some… Read More »Influenza Vaccines
Thanks to everyone who contributed and/or participated in the 20th Annual Stroll for Strong. Lewis Pediatrics’ exceeded its goal. We all had fun at the… Read More »20th Annual Stroll For Strong was a success
Please join Team Lewis Pedatrics for the 20th annual Stroll for Strong Kids 5K and/or Stroll on June 4th. The more the merrier so click… Read More »20th Annual Stroll for Strong Kids – June 4th
RSV (Respiratory Syncitial Virus) is here. It is a respiratory virus that causes “really bad” colds in most children, but it can cause bronchiolitis (a… Read More »RSV is here