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New guidelines recommend early, aggressive treatment for childhood obesity

The American Academy of Pediatrics has released new guidelines to tackle the obesity epidemic. They’re calling for family counseling, early treatment with drugs and even surgery. Can pediatricians turn the epidemic around?

New guidelines recommend early, aggressive treatment for childhood obesity

The Doctor Is In — And Wants You To Vote: How Physicians Are Saving Democrats After Roe

With abortion care hanging in the balance across the country, a number of doctors are turning to politics this election year.

Houston doctors warn of 4th COVID-19 surge as mask mandate ends

Houston doctors warn of 4th COVID-19 surge as mask mandate ends KTRK Share: "Anger, sadness, fear," said Dr. Bich-May Nguyen, a board member with Doctors for America. "I'm frustrated," said Dr. Christina Propst, a pediatrician with Blue Fish Pediatrics. "We are doing our part, and so it is really a painful experience that our elected officials don't trust us, don't trust our expertise and are not listening to the science." "We will be the largest state in the country, the largest population without a mask mandate in place and that's going to put all of us at risk," said Dr. Nguyen.

Adding More Fruits And Veggies To Your Diet – Houston Public Media

iframe src "https://embed.hpm.io/393109/393105" style "height: 115px; width: 100%;" /iframe X More fruits and vegetables in your diet can be healthy and fun! Dr. Bich-May Nguyen in the Department of Health Systems and Population Health Sciences at the University of Houston College of Medicine discusses the benefits. “More fruits and veggies in your diet can help you feel better and may lower the risk for heart disease, diabetes, and many cancers.” Here are some tips to make things easier: Look for sales. Seasonal produce is more nutritious and affordable. Buy frozen produce without added sugar, sodium or sauces. They are nutritious and can save you time.

Local leaders and health experts urging 'mask off' events to be canceled

Letters to the editor — Doctor defends the use of HCQ, Oak Cliff log cabin, male aggression, freedom to worship, UT coach Fred Akers

Opinion Letters to the editor — Doctor defends the use of HCQ, Oak Cliff log cabin, male aggression, freedom to worship, UT coach Fred Akers Readers defend the use of hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19, suggest moving the Oak Cliff cabin to Dallas Heritage Village, comment on a column on male aggression, disagree with a letter writer defending the right to worship and didn’t like the headline on Akers’ obituary. The medicine hydroxychloroquine.(Liliboas / Getty Images/iStockphoto) Re: “Group of doctors urges safety,” by Drs. Bich-May Nguyen, Cedric Dark and Dona Murphey, Sunday Letters. Drs. Nguyen, Dark and Murphey have no research publications in COVID-19. In the context of a global crisis, there can be no support for their therapeutic nihilism against hydroxychloroquine or any other component in the regimen of nutraceuticals and 4 to 6 prescription drugs used to prevent hospitalization/death.