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As you know, the internet can be a helpful resource, or a minefield of misinformation. At Mountain View Pediatrics, we feel the following sites are reliable and give accurate information:

www.cvph.org Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital, our local affiliate.
www.breastfeeding.com Breastfeeding information and support.
www.lllusa.org Breastfeeding support, education, information, and encouragement.
AAP Connect to the American Academy of Pediatrics for information, supplies, and parenting resources.
CDC Centers for disease control with information about immunizations, obesity, and various illnesses.
ADHD Information from the National Institue of Mental Health about ADHD diagnosis and treatment.
Depression Screening Information regarding depression in children and adolescents.
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Keep up to date on the most recent toy recalls and product safety warnings.
Child Health Plus Find out if you are eligible and apply for this government sponsored insurance plan.
Fluoride Content Check to see if your water supply has the fluoride recommended for dental health!

Latest News



ALERTS: 2/23/10

RSV is here in the north country now! We’ve had many positive tests for that respiratory virus.
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Although H1N1 has been declining in frequency, it is expected to peak again in the spring.
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The practice is now scheduling H1N1 injections and mist vaccinations.
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Additional Email Address
We’ve added a new email address now,
nurse@mvpediatrics.com. This is for you to request information that might normally take a phone call. Checking lab results and routine questions can be directed towards a nurse at our office via email.

Using Email Effectively
Email is a relatively new form of communication between doctors and patients. The goal of course is to provide timely advice and increase access to your child’s personal physician or pediatric office.
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Seasonal Recommendations:

It’s winter in the North Country and there are a few things to do to help keep your children safe and healthy.
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Frostbite & Hypothermia
Prevent frostbite and hypothermia by dressing your toddler and child in multiple layers of clothing.
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Winter Recreation Safety
Sledding and skiing accidents and injuries can be minimized by the following...
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