Most people are unfamiliar with the Pudendal Nerve and what it does. Those who suffer from “Cyclist’s Syndrome” are often painfully aware of its effect.

One working mother's perspective and recommendations for planning and preparation around children's summer camp.

If you’re experiencing pregnancy for the first time, below are some questions and topics to discuss with your OB/GYN on your first visit, in addition to some answers to help give you a head start.

All babies have episodes of reflux intermittently without implying a medical condition. However, reflux episodes can be a sign of several medical conditions. Therefore, it is important to differentiate between a "happy spitter" and a baby with a medical condition.

Trying to quit smoking or know someone trying to quit? Read about how one resource, Krewe de Quit, can provide support to help you or your loved one quit for good.

Check out these preventative measures to protect yourself from insect stings while enjoying the outdoors this summer.

A driving evaluation is a tool used to assess a client's physical, visual, cognitive and decision-making skills that are needed to safely operate a motor vehicle.

Learn more about guidelines and tips for infants and sun protection from our pediatric expert, Dr. Daniel Bronfin.

Long term exposure to UV light from the sun can cause skin problems and is harmful to the eyes.

Spending too much time indoors is putting children at risk of developing myopia at a young age.