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Food Allergies On The Rise

It happens at least once a week in my office. A parent or grandparent will ask "Why are there so many more children with peanut allergy these days?" This is typically followed by the statement, "When I was growing up, I didn't know anyone who had food allergies." It is true – peanut and food

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Propranolol for Hemangiomas

Does your child have a Hemangioma? Learn more about how propranolol can be used to treat it.

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Data Science

Our Data Science team employs innovative approaches for acquiring, managing, retrieving, and analyzing data.

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Allergy to Dust Mites

This Helping Hand™ covers allergy to dust mites. When a person who is sensitive to the dust mite breathes in these particles, they can cause sneezing, coughing, runny nose, congestion and itchy, watery eyes.

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Primary Care, Urgent Care or Emergency Department?

Check out this chart for common illnesses/injuries and where you should go for treatment.

Annual Report

Click here to view highlights from the 2023-24 Division of Pulmonary Medicine Annual Report.

October 2025

Read the October 2025 issue of Medstat.

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Study Shows When Housing Quality is Poor, Children Suffer

Housing instability and homelessness are widely understood to have an impact on health, and certain housing problems have been linked to specific childhood health conditions, such as mold with asthma.

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How to Choose an Urgent Care

Convenience seldom plays a role in the timing of your child’s illness or injury. Take the sudden earache at 3 in the morning…or a fall down the stairs on a Sunday afternoon. Sporting injuries are more likely in the evening or on a weekend.