MRSA or methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus causes large boils in the skin. Learn the signs of this painful illness, when to seek care and how we manage it with or without antibiotics.

If you child has a scratch, bug bite or wound that's just not healing well, and now they're getting new sores, they could have impetigo caused by staph or strep bacteria. Know the signs, how we manage this, and the complications to watch for when your child is diagnosed with impetigo!

Ticks need to be removed quickly and completely, to lessen the effects of the tick bite and to prevent tick-borne illnesses like Lyme Disease and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Watch this video to learn how to remove ticks efficiently and effectively!

Everyone needs their squad because laughter IS the best medicine! Here's Dr. Julie's prescription for all the moms out there!

Herpes Simplex Type 1 (HSV-1) causes oral lesions and cold sores. Learn what it looks like, how to prevent it and how we treat recurrent outbreaks of cold sores. By the way, "Herpes Simplex 12" - made famous in the movie "Beverly Hills Cop" - does not exist. So, that's a good thing!

Kids who are infected with coxsackievirus can develop hand-foot-mouth (and bum) disease, a very contagious, very annoying combination of rashes and sore throat. Here's how to prevent and manage this problem at home!

We are constantly watching for developmental issues, like Austism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), at every visit. We also do an initial formal screening for ASD at 18 months, as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Here's Dr. Julie with a brief summary of the process!

What a pain in the butt! Here's how to prevent a diaper rash, and treat one once it shows up. What does an infected diaper rash look like, and which diaper cream reigns supreme? Dr. Bee's got the info you need!

Your newborn's goopy eyes may be due to blocked tear ducts. What's the difference between this and an eye infection, and how can you make it go away? Does it need to be seen by an eye doctor? Here's everything you need to know!

One of Dr. Bee's favorite things to do is to repair a good wound! Learn what sort of wounds we need to see in the office, how we manage them, signs of infection and more!