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...receiving IV antibiotics. "She's doing much better," said Paula. "She was very ill." Dr. Amy Dressel, a Juneau pediatrician, said the bite of a nonpoisonous spider usually causes redness and swelling and a small, hard welt that fades...
...lead the discussion. We cordially invite the public to join in these educational sessions. We meet from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Temple Sukkut Shalom. Please call with your questions or suggestions. Brown is a Juneau pediatrician.
Marna Schwartz joins medical center staff Sound off on the important issues at JUNEAU - Pediatrician Marna Schwartz has joined the permanent staff at the SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium's Juneau Medical Center. Schwartz...
During his more than 40-year career, Juneau pediatrician George Brown of Glacier Pediatrics has contributed to the identification and prevention of child abuse on at least three continents...
...spokesman for the state Department of Health and Social Services, said the state sent nasal spray vaccines to Juneau pediatricians, family clinics and hospitals last week in small batches. More nasal spray and injectable vaccines will be arriving...
Juneau pediatrician Dr. George W. Brown tells his young patients that people were meant to move around. And he speaks from experience. "We are...
...did everything right during my pregnancy.'' Congenital heart defects are usually recognized at birth, said Juneau pediatrician Amy Dressel. Signs of their presence can be odd breathing, a heart murmur or a blue pallor. Recently, technological...
...did everything right during my pregnancy.'' Congenital heart defects are usually recognized at birth, said Juneau pediatrician Amy Dressel. Signs of their presence can be odd breathing, a heart murmur or a blue pallor. Recently, technological...
...implementation of vaccine programs for children. We here in Alaska are very fortunate in that the State Department of Health provides vaccine materials for all of its young citizens. Kenneth W. Moss, M.D. is a Juneau pediatrician.
Friday, September 11, 1998 By MARY LOU GERBI Juneau pediatrician Kenneth Moss doesn't particularly relish green eggs and ham, but he agrees with Dr. Seuss' philosophy that kids are people...