Why You Should Still Go to the Doctor During COVID-19
There are so many unknowns and fears of catching COVID-19, but you cannot let this stop you from taking care of yourself with routine primary care.
Why You Still Need to Wear a Face Mask (and How to Wear it Properly)
While most people know how to wash their hands and how to social distance, picking the right mask and using it properly may feel like
How to Deal with the State Re-opening, According to Nonprofit Organizations in Texas
With Texas in its second phase for reopening after being hit hard by COVID-19, some may feel uncomfortable or unsure about how to deal with
Is it Safe to Go to the Pool or Beach During the Coronavirus Outbreak?
With the summer heat already hitting, many people are looking forward to cooling off at the pool or the beach. Here’s what experts say you
Can I Safely Send My Child to a Texas Summer Camp during COVID-19?
Summer camps – both day camps and overnight camps – were re-opened in Texas as a part of Governor Abbott’s campaign to re-open the state
Final Tests of Some COVID-19 Vaccines to Start Next Month
The first experimental COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S. is on track to begin a huge study next month to prove if it really can fend
Why It’s Important To See Your Pediatrician During a Pandemic and What To Expect During Your Visit
Things have changed at my office. Apparently, there’s some virus going around? As I say in the video – and I truly mean it –
Cook Children’s Physicians Create Guide to Help Kids Safely Return to School amid COVID-19 Pandemic
As Texas enters Phase 3 of Governor Gregg Abbott’s plans reopen the state amid the COVID-19 pandemic, bars, restaurants, amusement parks and sports venues are
How to Safely Go Back to Work When Texas Re-Opens
Texas is slowly re-opening, which means that more businesses are opening up and employees are slowly trickling back into offices around the state. If you’re
How to Treat Mild COVID-19 Symptoms at Home
Most people who become ill with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) will experience mild symptoms and can recover fully at home, according to the Centers for