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Family physicians, pediatricians, and registered nurses agree: COVID vaccines are safe and effective for kids. ow.ly/Gf4Y50Im50U

Family physician Dr. Brintha Vasagar spoke with @HuffPost about sock marks on your legs can mean and when to talk to your doctor. 🧦 bit.ly/4nLWqJu

PCOS has been officially renamed to PMOS! 👏 Dr. Shannon Connolly breaks down why this change is so important for women's health.

The stigma that surrounds anxiety and mental health can prevent people from getting the support. You can use these questions to help guide your conversation with your doctor and get the care your need. bit.ly/3RdGPGg

You may not be able to control what’s happening outside during allergy season, but learning how to allergy-proof your home can make a world of difference for your symptoms. 🌷 Drs. Beth Oller and Alexa Mieses Malchuk shared their top tips with @glamourmag: bit.ly/437Rnt8

Dr. Sarah Sams, an @aafp board member, shares why family doctors recommend that all newborns receive a vitamin K shot at birth to prevent vitamin K deficiency bleeding (VKDB). The shot's safety and efficacy are backed by decades of research.

Vaccines are one of the safest, most effective ways to protect yourself and your loved ones from preventable diseases. This #WorldVaccineDay, remember that your family doctor can share trusted guidance and answers: bit.ly/2xZcxvf

Dr. Sophie Lin talks about how being honest with your family doctor about mental health is a great first step to get the care you need. 🤲 #MentalHealthMonth

@aafp President @SCNosalMD spoke with the @nytimes about when it's best to go to an urgent care and why it's important to follow up with your family doctor. Read more: nyti.ms/4dxYZLy

All mothers, whether they're biological, step, adoptive, foster, grieving or found deserve their flowers, today. 💐 Happy Mother's Day!

Keeping your home clean is an important part of keeping yourself and your family healthy. That's why we've partnered with the @CleanInstitute to help you prepare a clean, healthy environment. 🧼 bit.ly/4devZXV

If you're noticing changes in your child's behavior, it's important to open up the conversation. Your family doctor is a great resource to connect your child with the support and resources they need. Find more mental health resources: bit.ly/4upWPDs

In honor of #MentalHealthMonth, @aafp Board Member @ShannonDowlerMD and @ruralminds Founder and Chairman Jeff Winton discussed how sharing our stories and supporting each other can make a difference in rural communities. Watch their full interview: bit.ly/4nsurOV

Not all wellness devices are evidence-based. ❌ @drmikesevilla spoke about the validity of light therapy products and why it's important to look closely at safety and research before trying new products. Read more: zd.net/4n4BVHj

If you're struggling, do not be afraid to talk to your family doctor about mental health. They are there to listen without judgement and will work with you to create a treatment plan. 🤲 Read the full story: bit.ly/4eTRmQC #MentalHealthMonth

#MentalHealthMonth is an important reminder that you don’t have to navigate mental health alone. If something feels off, talk to your family doctor. Help is available, and starting the conversation is a strong first step. bit.ly/4tL1qjt

Family doctors are trained to recognize how social and environmental factors affect your health. They are engrained within communities and are a great resource to get connected to resources within your community. Learn more: bit.ly/4mIgLyx

Prevention is power. 👏 Knowing your risks and acting early can give you more control over your health. Read more from Dr. Askari: bit.ly/4e7uzAH

Building a relationship with a trusted family physician means having someone in your corner who knows your story and helps guide your care. 🤲 Making sure you're prepared for your visit can help you and your doctor get the most out of your time together. bit.ly/3YHjaiJ

Where we live, work and play affects our health more than we think. Social drivers of health include things like access to food, shelter and transportation, which can impact our ability to access health care and ultimately affect our health: bit.ly/4mIgLyx

Shows like Shrinking can shape how people understand and break stigmas about Parkinson's disease. This opens up the door for more meaningful conversations with your doctor. Learn more from Dr. Brintha Vasagar: bit.ly/48aJ2YS