Babies, Toddlers With COVID-19 More Likely To Transmit Coronavirus To Others In Home Than Teens, Study Finds
The New York Times (8/16) reports, “Babies and toddlers are less likely to bring the coronavirus into their homes than teenagers are, but once they… Read More »Babies, Toddlers With COVID-19 More Likely To Transmit Coronavirus To Others In Home Than Teens, Study Finds
Stay Calm…Here We Go Again
Probably the most accurate COVID-19 statistic is “cases per 100,000” and Monroe County’s cases have been increasing very rapidly. We are now at 79.14 which… Read More »Stay Calm…Here We Go Again
It’s Deja Vue All Over Again!
Quoting my favorite NY Yankee of all time, Yogi Berra, “It’s deja vue all over again.” I’m sorry I haven’t posted recently, but we have… Read More »It’s Deja Vue All Over Again!
Virtual Visits With Anytime Pediatrics
We are thrilled to take telemedicine to a new level. Virtual visits are available via Anytime Pediatrics. Download the app, pre-register and simply request a… Read More »Virtual Visits With Anytime Pediatrics
Labor Day Hours Announcement
Lewis Pediatrics will be closed on Monday, September 2nd in honor of the Labor Day holiday.
Influenza Vaccine Update
Flu vaccine It’s that time of year again. Delivery of pediatric, preservative free vaccines has been slower than usual, but we anticipate having adequate supplies,… Read More »Influenza Vaccine Update
Family dinners may have health benefits for teens
By Deborah Kotz, Globe StaffThe Boston Globe 9/21/2011 No question, it€™s tough in today€™s world of overscheduled kids and dual-income working parents to make time… Read More »Family dinners may have health benefits for teens
Bullying
Bullying is a significant problem facing our youth. It has many faces: physical, emotional, and cyber. Below you will find some good resources to help… Read More »Bullying