Influenza, Flu vaccines, and Kids by Colleen Kraft, M.D.
According to the CDC, 180 children under 18 years of age died from influenza, or the flu. More than 80% of those children did not
Physical Activity – How Much is Enough? By Russell Alterman, D.O.
In our busy lives we try to balance work and play. The more complexity we build into our lives, the greater is the need to
The Flu Season Is Here! By E. Chad Schmidgal, M.D.
What is the flu? The flu, short for influenza, is a respiratory illness caused by a virus that infects the nose, throat, and lungs. People
Seasonal Allergies in Children by Colleen Kraft, M.D.
Allergies often start in childhood and continue throughout life. Allergies are caused by the body’s reaction to substances called “allergens,” which trigger the immune system
On the Way to School by Colleen Kraft, M.D.
Now that the school year has started, it is good to know safety tips for all children as they travel to and from school. This
Q. and A. with Dr. Kiskila- This Month’s Topic: Back to School and Sports Physicals
This Month’s Topic: Back to School and Sports Physicals Question: Dr. Kiskila what are back to school and sports physicals? Answer: Back to school sport
Drowning Prevention: Information for Parents by Colleen Kraft, M.D.
Drowning is a leading cause of death among children, including infants and toddlers. Most infant drownings occur in bathtubs and buckets. Toddlers between one and four
After a Concussion: Returning to School and Play by Colleen Kraft, M.D.
After a concussion, it is common for many parents and coaches ask when their child/athlete can return to their sport or to recreational activities. However,
Work-Related Injuries by Nathan Kiskila, M.D.
Work-Related Injuries by Nathan Kiskila, M.D. Approximately 3 million work-related injuries were reported by private industries in 2011. In 2007, the cost for workers’ compensation