The Flu vs. The Common Cold by Richard Lu, M.D.
The flu season is quickly approaching and it is necessary to be prepared. It can begin as early as October and occur as late as
Health Matters for Teenagers by Alison Sims M.D.
Every fall I have the pleasure of examining our bright young tweens and teens for their school sports physicals. It is always a joy to
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
Shingles by Stan Wasbin, M.D.
What would life be without a little mystery? I often ask this rhyming question in response to the endless unknowns that riddle the field of
Whooping Cough by Dorcas M. Eaves, M.D., MSS, AACPE
Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, has reached an epidemic level in California in 2014. This week ABC News reports that our state is facing
Dog and Cat Bites by Alison Sims, M.D.
Summer is a great season to spend time with your furry friends outdoors. Dog parks and dog beaches are popular spots to play with your
Heat-Related Injuries by Dorcas M. Eaves, MD, MSS, ACPE
Many meteorological and academic circles attribute weather extremes to global warming, secondary to greenhouse emissions. Whether or not you believe this theory, statistical data demonstrates
Q. & A. with Dr. Kiskila- This Month’s Topic: Sleeping Pills
This Month’s Topic- Sleeping Pills Q. Dr. Kiskila, what are your thoughts about short-term use of potentially habit-forming medications to help me fall asleep? How
Skin Exams and Early Detection of Melanoma by Alison Sims M.D.
A common question asked during any routine office visit at our urgent care is “by the way, doctor, could you also look at this spot