When you’re feeling unwell or get injured, speed can be a crucial factor, especially when health concerns arise unexpectedly. How do you decide whether to see your primary care provider or go to urgent care?
Many eye conditions — potentially blinding ones — don’t have early symptoms. And some serious diseases that affect other systems…
by Allen Ruan, MD Pediatrician at Boulder Medical Center COVID-19 was a top 10 leading cause of death in children…
Smoke in the air is a significant health risk both for people with chronic lung disease, asthma and heart conditions, as well as those who are healthy and exercise outdoors. Family medicine physician, Jon Rubright, MD, explains the science and how to protect yourself.
Dr. Katherine McCormack, Allergist: “The goal of this post is to help you identify symptoms of asthma and allergies and promote communication with your doctor to reduce an unnecessary urgent care or emergency room visit.”
Pediatrician Jim Gottlieb, MD, on the sports physical: when to schedule, what to expect during the exam, and new Covid-19 considerations.
Dr. Katie McCormack, MD, Allergist This article is the second in a four-part food allergy series by allergist Katherine McCormack,…
Allergist Katie McCormack, MD: Over 90 percent of food allergies are caused by just nine foods. What are the foods and allergy symptoms?
Many parents worry if their baby is getting enough to eat at the breast within the first weeks of life. The Boulder Medical Center pediatrics team shares signs of healthy feeding.
Dr. Jose Delgado, MD, internal medicine specialist at Boulder Medical Center, discusses the new blood pressure targets, home blood pressure monitoring, lifestyle modifications and more…