Covid-19

Pandemic Levity – Education

This post takes a detour in presentation method to share the state of our educational system with a bit of levity. Parents and children reverse roles.

2-minute read

Ob-Gyn

Effects of Pregnancy on Education

An unexpected pregnancy can interrupt high school or higher education plans. Rather than coping in isolation, get the support to overcome challenges.

3-minute read

Behavioral Health

Disillusion of Racism

I would like to believe that despite his­tori­cal biases, large swaths of people are not inherently bad.

1-minute read

Covid-19

Virtually Ready For Remote Learning

Your school clothes budget will likely decrease, with a focus on blouses, shirts and masks. Parents must also become tech-savvy.

4-minute read

Covid-19

Learners, Bullies and Coronavirus

The goal is for children to learn and every­one to go home healthy. To that end, are states and city officials con­sider­ing all problema­tic scenarios?

3-minute read

Covid-19

Back to School With Coronavirus

The United States has no standard across the country. Whichever way schools resume poses these challenges.

5-minute read

Vision

Children’s Eye Health and Safety

Telltale signs of vision prob­lems are squint­ing, head­aches, lack of concen­tra­tion or reading compre­hension.

1-minute read

Gastroenterology

Not Consuming The Foods You Think

Ingredient replacement and unlabeled supplements can trigger allergies and deceive consumers into purchasing inferior products.

2-minute read

Nutrition

Get Meals For Kids

Parents can pick up lunches and in some cases breakfasts from schools within local communi­ties. Find meal locations throughout USA.

1-minute read

Clinical Science

A Little Monsanto in Each of Us

Genetically modified organ­isms are in our refri­gera­tors, on our shelves, and likely in our diges­tive system right now.

8-minute read

Cardiology

Dying of Laughter

Laughter is credited with alleviating everything from allergies to back pain and rhuematoid arthritis. But is there a limit?

2-minute read

Internist

Growth of Ethiopian Medical Profession

The ratio of Ethiopian doctors has improved 3,000 percent. Learn more about this culture and how it is flourishing.

3-minute read

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