Health & Safety Tips

What is Causing My Stomach Pain? At one time or another, just about everyone will experience a stomachache. Stomach pain has many different causes. Some are minor – like indigestion or gas pains – and others may require emergency medical care. The pattern and location of pain can give ...

You may feel anxious and stressed out, especially during this special time. The COVID-19 pandemic is a new disease, and it may cause feelings of overwhelm to both adults and children. Recognizing and managing stress in a healthy way will make not only you, but the people you care ...

Bump in IQ? Check. Reduced ear infections? Sure. Lower risk for asthma? Yes. August is National Breastfeeding Month, and Physicians Premier, your ER in Corpus Christi, is here to share the positive effects that breastfeeding can have on both mothers and their babies. The American Academy of Pediatrics unfailingly ...

Hurricane Hanna, the first Atlantic hurricane of the season, has made recent landfall in Texas. It has brought about heavy rains, winds, storm, as well as significant structural damage in some areas. A hurricane in the Atlantic is a bit ahead of the norm, since hurricane season tends to ...

As of July 17, 2020, Texas has had more than 300,000 human coronavirus cases — and the numbers continue to rise.  With COVID-19 coursing through the Lone Star State, we’re all looking for ways to lessen our risk of getting the extremely contagious virus. And experts across the board suggest social ...

Knowing the proper way to use a face mask is essential to protecting yourself, your family, and in winning the fight against COVID-19. While early information on masks was inconsistent, organizations such as the CDC have come to the conclusion that face coverings reduce the spread of the new ...

After being stuck at home for months, everyone is happy about the sunshine and warmer weather. However, Texas is fast approaching that time of the year where the heat reaches 90°F and above, and you feel as if everything around you are going to melt. Whether you are simply ...

Summer is a time for sunshine, warm weather, fun, and outdoor activities of all sorts. This season might be a favorite of many, but it comes with increased safety risks. From sunburns and sports injuries to swimming accidents and bug bites, the list goes on. No one wants injuries ...

Even when it’s not summertime, wearing sunscreen is one of the best things you can do for your skin. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, using a quality sunscreen with good UVA and UVB protection can minimize the signs of aging on your skin, keep you from ...

Let’s talk about our furry family members. Two house cats in New York and a dog in North Carolina have tested positive for the Covid-19 virus. According to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the cats are expected to make full recoveries. Animal infections with ...