The CDC recently updated guidelines regarding the pneumonia vaccine. 

Once again it is time to talk about the cold, flu, and covid season. 

With summer just around the corner, now is a good time for five health-related travel tips.

There are new recommendations for international travelers to reduce the risk of contracting measles

Welcome to 2024! You can be sure more than just gifts have been exchanged during the holidays….

This week, articles appeared in the media about the possibility that the Covid vaccine administered with the flu vaccine may increase the risk of strokes in people over the age of 65. While this may cause alarm and deter people from getting these vaccines, neither is a necessary reaction. Let’s take time to walk through the facts.

Last fall and winter we experienced a “tripledemic.” 3 different, serious viruses (influenza, COVID, and RSV) spread rapidly and caused a significant number of illnesses, hospitalizations, and deaths. 

At our practice, we pride ourselves on staying up-to-date with medical literature, evidence-based guidelines, and ever-changing COVID vaccine recommendations. The WHO just made an update to their COVID booster recommendations a few days ago and I would like to share our thoughts with you.

Based on the many (and welcomed) questions you are asking about COVID, it's time for an update.

Keeping Everyone Safe & Healthy During the Holidays

Here are answers to the top 5 questions all y'all are asking these days.

Just when it felt like maybe we were getting a handle on the COVID-19 situation, another virus has become a global health issue.

Based on the number of phone calls and emails we have already received, I am going to assume you have heard about a 4th COVID-19 vaccine dose being approved.

Please get your COVID-19 vaccine booster. 

Let’s talk about antibodies and clear up some common misconceptions.

Here we go again. COVID-19 cases are on the rise .

This blog will answer the top questions from those yet to be vaccinated and those who have received both doses of their vaccine.

Brace yourselves: Flu season is coming, which typically lasts from October to April. So, it seems like the right time to round up a list of common misconceptions and questions about the flu vaccine and some information to set folks straight.