If this didn't describe my life I would not believe this story. But it is so true! We are all so connected all the time we can't seem to go anywhere without being plugged into something. And, it can really put a damper in a great time.I was in the North End last weekend at one of my favorite restuarants, Lucca, when my Treo 650 pinged. I have to admit, I LOVE my treo. Does email, keeps me … [Read more...]
Feeling Hot, Hot, Hot
July 17, 2006
Heat wave headlines like this are everywhere recently. But what does this really mean for your kids? Do you really need to worry and even consider keeping inside? In a word - yes.Simple math, really: Temperatures 90degrees (or higher) + High Humidity = trouble! There are many technical ways of deciding how much heat and humidity is too much, but as you'll see it really boils down to this: if it … [Read more...]
That’s Nuts!
July 14, 2006
We have a long history with Camp Sewataro. First, for my brothers and me and now for my kids. Fun factor aside, the camp places huge emphasis on health issues and tends to be very progressive when it comes to rules that impact the group safety of the camp. Food allergy tops the list in areas that can't easily be controlled in a group setting that can have life-threatening implications. So, … [Read more...]
Dr. Gwenn on NECN
July 13, 2006
I had the opportunity to talk this morning on NECN. Today's topics: the recent measles outbreak, measles vaccination and autism, and a recent study on the importance of maternal depression screening during routine pediatric visits. Click here to view the interviewFor more information on the topics covered:MMR vaccine and autismMass DPH measles outbreak alert informationAAP Maternal Depression … [Read more...]
