

Helping Our College-Bound Students Thrive: Guidance from a Parent and Pediatrician
Many years ago, when the first high school graduates from our close friend group prepared to enter college, we started a tradition: a send-off celebration that always ended with “last words of wisdom” from the parents. By chance, all of us had attended the same college, and we shared a fondness for those years of growth and discovery. The advice we gave ranged from dividing chores between roommates to joining clubs, attending performances, and soaking in every bit of what col
11 hours ago4 min read


Navigating 2026 EWG's Clean 15 and Dirty Dozen: Affordable and Easy Tips for Washing Produce Effectively
Eating fruits and vegetables is incredibly important for a healthy diet, and you shouldn't let worries about pesticide residues stop you, even if organic options seem out of reach! Groceries are expensive enough without beating yourselves up about not always buying organic foods. Each year, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) unveils two great lists: the Clean 15 , featuring produce with the least pesticide residues, and the Dirty Dozen , spotlighting those with the most.
7 days ago5 min read


How to Eat REAL food
Eating real, whole foods can feel confusing with so many diet trends and packaged products claiming to be healthy. As physicians, we want to make this simple and clear for you. Real food means eating what nature provides without heavy processing or artificial ingredients. It supports your health, energy, and well-being without complicated rules or expensive supplements. Let’s break down what real whole foods are, why they matter, and how you can easily include them in your da
Mar 243 min read




