Pediatra Ana Rodríguez Acevedo

18/07/2025

La oficina estará cerrada desde hoy 18 de julio 2025 hasta 5 de agosto 2025. Gracias

22/05/2025

Think you don't need immunization against infectious diseases? Think again. WebMD explains why our children and we still need regular vaccinations: https://wb.md/43hAaxh

21/03/2025

March is Down Syndrome Awareness Month! 💙💛

This month, we celebrate the incredible individuals with Down syndrome and recognize their unique abilities, strengths, and contributions to our communities. Let’s continue to promote inclusion, acceptance, and love for all!

01/03/2025

26/02/2025

21/02/2025

AAP leaders are calling on the HHS Secretary to reschedule the ACIP vaccine committee meeting after the meeting, set to take place next week, was postponed. ACIP is a federal advisory committee that provides vaccine recommendations that the CDC uses to set the adult and child immunization schedules. Before being postponed, ACIP was scheduled to meet on February 26th to discuss a variety of vaccines including influenza and RSV.

AAP President Susan Kressly said, “The work conducted by the independent experts who serve on the [ACIP] committee is critical to ensure access to life-saving immunizations and improve child health.” Learn more about the postponed ACIP meeting from the AAP News article at: https://publications.aap.org/aapnews/news/31416/?autologincheck=redirected

18/02/2025

05/02/2025

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced that 47 children have died of the flu so far during the 2024-’25 season. Flu activity remains elevated and is increasing across the country, according to new data from the CDC.
It’s not too late to get your flu vaccine! AAP and CDC recommend everyone six months and older get vaccinated against flu. So far, 44.1% of U.S. children have been vaccinated for the flu which is down from 48.8% at the same time last year. Learn more at https://publications.aap.org/aapnews/news/31260/Pediatric-flu-deaths-reach-47-in-2024-25-season?searchresult=1

07/01/2025

Pediatras y Ginecólogo unen esfuerzos. Ven y edúcate! Y Participa!

19/12/2024

No es un simple catarro es un Virus que podemos prevenir. Tomar decisiones informadas

El virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS) se puede convertir en algo más que un resfriado, y aquellos en alto riesgo podrían desarrollar bronquiolitis o neumonía. El VRS es la principal causa de hospitalizaciones de bebés con bronquiolitis en los Estados Unidos.