Blog - Page 21 of 30

Infant Body Tracking: Have we gone too far?

+ January 16, 2014

Have you ever wondered how much your baby actually sleeps at night, or were worried you wouldn’t wake up if they needed you? E ... More

+ January 15, 2014

A physician faces a patient who is obese, their lab work is less than stellar and they are at the tipping point, weight-related ... More

+ January 14, 2014

Nearly four percent of Americans are morbidly obese, a clinical term that means their weight has left their lives on the line due ... More

+ January 13, 2014

While many are making and sticking to their New Year's Resolutions, half way into the month our physicians have been making ... More

+ January 10, 2014

About 75 percent of liquid soaps sold in American grocery stores contain the word “antibacterial” on their labels. However, the Foo ... More

+ January 9, 2014

Today we’re rolling out our latest specialty Hub on Sermo, the Cardiology Hub. This Hub will offer our Cardiac Specialists cl ... More

+ January 8, 2014

Before a measles vaccine was licensed in 1963, hundreds of those infected would die annually and tens of thousands of victims ... More

+ January 6, 2014

The CDC reported this week that flu season is well underway with more than half the country reporting “wide-spread” cases of inf ... More

+ January 6, 2014

A patient steps into your office, you ask him how he's recovering from recent surgery. He starts giving you all the details, at ... More

+ January 3, 2014

Infectious disease trackers from the National Infectious Disease Forecast Center are warning against travel to several parts of ... More