Rx for Nearsightedness: Go Outside and Play
When you were a child, how many times did your mother say, “Go outside and play!”
Family Health
Advice and wisdom from health professionals
Your Last Chance to Keep It Real
Where have budding filmmakers had a chance to showcase their work in regional cinemas? The Keep It Real – Don’t Drink video contest!
Flu Shot Season Has Arrived
It’s time for a flu shot or mist!
Whooping Cough Is on the Rise in Ky.
Whooping cough, or pertussis, once killed about 8,000 people, mostly infants and children, each year in the U.S.
Holiday Hope Event Will Help People Understand Grief
When someone in your life dies, you are faced with many critical questions related to your grief and mourning.
Milward Funeral Directors, in collaboration with Hospice of the Bluegrass, will help provide answers at Holiday Hope on Monday, Nov. 12, 7-9 p.m. at the Celebration Center of Lexington, 1509 Trent Blvd.
Vision Therapy Techniques Transform Son Into Ph.D
Our son Jeremy, now 36, had a tough start in life, enduring serious developmental delays after a difficult birth.
He didn’t speak until he was past 2 years old and then his sentences were scrambled. When he heard the ice cream truck, he’d ask, “Cream ice cone me want, Mommy, please?”
Help Ease Your Child Through Strep Throat
If you are like most parents, you’ve had a child come down with strep throat, a common childhood illness.
Helping Grieving Children at School
As a parent, a reliable resource to help a child deal with the death of a loved one might be the child’s teacher.
Outdoor Play Can Cause Rashes Like Impetigo
Summertime usually means hot and humid weather, with lots of insects, scratches and bites (animal and occasionally human).
HPV Vaccine Now Recommended for Boys
As of this year, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that boys, as well as girls, should now be vaccinated against human papillomavirus.