As temperatures rise, so do seasonal health risks for children and families. Dr. Kyle Torni of AnMed Pediatrics – Piedmont offers 10 simple, practical tips to help families enjoy summer safely.
At age 45, Doug Gross wasn’t shocked to feel a bit of a pinch between his shoulder blades while brushing his teeth recently. The pain soon eased. Looking back, though, Gross thinks that was likely a preview of things that were to come. A week later, his life changed.
Not sure how to choose a pediatrician? Learn what to look for and how to find the right provider for your child.
A surge in measles cases across the Upstate is raising concerns as health experts urge vaccination and early detection to help prevent further spread.
Does your child have a fever, cough or congestion? Is it a cold or an allergy? A trip to the doctor’s office isn’t always necessary. Dr. Matthew Bradshaw and Nurse Practitioner Taylor Scarborough of AnMed Pediatrics explain.
Many people have experienced a racing heart, but how is it possible to tell the difference between a racing heart that’s harmless and one that is cause for alarm?
You are not alone, no matter who you are or how you feel this time of year. While the holiday season can be filled with twinkling lights, family gatherings and memory-making fun, for many this time of year is just as likely to bring struggles with mental health. Thankfully, help is available.
After a battery of tests, Angie Allgood was referred to Dr. Abhijit Raval, a pulmonary and critical care specialist at AnMed, who discovered that she has pulmonary arterial hypertension, often referred to as PAH, a form of pulmonary hypertension, or PH.
Marijuana gummies, dark streets & costumes that limit vision are hazards, but there are simple ways to help protect children.
Low-dose radiation therapy for osteoarthritis has emerged to provide wonderful benefits on its own or in conjunction with other treatments. Robert White could tell you.
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What to do for back to school? Prepare children for success with this advice from Dr. Zoza Grace Spears of AnMed Pediatrics - Beltline.
You or someone you know likely has atrial fibrillation, or AFib. It’s estimated to affect 1 in 22 Americans, according to the National Institutes of Health, and its prevalence is growing.