Virtual Care Articles

Becoming a new mother brings many joys and challenges, but amid the coronavirus pandemic, a new question has arisen – can new mothers breastfeed safely? According to many health experts, including the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the answer is yes, and here are severa... Read More

August is National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM), which highlights the significance of vaccinations for adults and children. With the onslaught of COVID-19 coupled with stay-at-home measures, medical providers have observed a dramatic decline in routine immunization services for children, causing concern for the potential exposure of many ... Read More

Welcoming a baby is one of the most joyous experiences in life, but in the days following your little one’s arrival, feelings of sadness or what many call the “baby blues” can surface. While these sentiments are normal, it’s when these feelings persist beyond a couple of weeks that elevate concern and introduce the possibility o... Read More

COVID-19 has presented more than its fair share of anomalies since it arrived in the United States last year. While there are common symptoms and guidelines outlined for the illness, reports of lingering symptoms have sparked an inve... Read More

Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has warned that individuals with diabetes and/or underlying health conditions have a higher risk of experiencing severe symptoms and complications if infected with COVID-19.

At this time, there is no concrete data around the likelihood of individuals w... Read More

No matter its form, whether it be in person or online, bullying is never an interaction parents want for their children. Yet, with the increase in anxiety and separation caused by the coronavirus pandemic, experts have noticed online bullying, otherwise known as cyberbullying, has risen.  

According to early analysis conducted by L1g... Read More

In the U.S., breast cancer is considered to be the second most common cancer in women. But did you know that about one out of every 100 cases is diagnosed in men? For this reason, take time to learn the signs and symptoms of breast cancer and talk with your doctor about personalized risk.

What is Breast Cancer?

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COVID-19 has wreaked havoc across the globe, eliciting emotions ranging from nervousness and fear to extreme worry. For some, simply turning on the local and national news has triggered stress and anxiety leading to racing, pounding hearts and shortness of breath. But what if these symptoms are indicators of something more?

When it comes... Read More

No matter your age, maintaining good health should always be a priority. This September, for Healthy Aging Month, take time to understand the available resources, screenings and habits you can incorporate throughout each decade to give your health a boost in the right direction.   

20’s – 30’s: Your Foundation of Health 

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Whether your children are attending school or participating in remote learning, one thing remains constant, when lessons are done, they’re ready for snacks and fun. But with nearly 14 million children and young adults in the U.S. considered ... Read More