" Flu season is officially here, making it extra important for you to receive your seasonal vaccination. Influenza, most commonly known as the flu, has caused approximately 36,000 deaths, 90% of whom are adults 65 and older. Young children, the elderly and pregnant women are most susceptible to contracting the virus, making it crucial for them to be vaccinated. However, don’t think that just because you don’t fit into any of those categories ...
<div class="entry-content clear" itemprop="text"> <p><img loading="lazy" class=" wp-image-3612 alignright" alt="TIGGER" src="https://www.afcurgentcarenatick.com/wp-content/uploads/TIGGER.jpg" width="432" height="244"></p> <h4>Congrats to Rachel for winning our Dr. Tigger coloring contest and a big thank you to everyone who participated in our contest! Congrats again Rachel!</h4> </div>
" We don’t know about you, but sometimes it seems like unhealthy temptations lurk around every corner! Whether it’s a whipped cream smothered coffee drink or a savory fried dinner option, making healthy lifestyle choices can be a challenge! At the same time, we are also bombarded by new health and lifestyle fads at every turn. From cleanses and superfoods to antioxidant drinks and workout programs, we are promised quicker, easier and more intense ...
<div class="entry-content clear" itemprop="text"> <p>Kids spend more time at school during the year than anywhere else, and while every parent knows the back to school season is filled with shopping excursions, new school supplies and other preparations, there is one other important thing many people forget. It’s time to make your children’s health part of your back to school to-do list. You know, something you can actually feel good about spending your money on!</p> <p>Whether they?re ...
" Nothing feels better on a hot summer day than a dip in the pool. It’s a great way to keep kids — and parents! — occupied and happy. And while no one wants a damper on their fun, it is important to remember that pools can be dangerous places. While most trips to the pool result in a playful afternoon and fun memories, unfortunately drowning, poisoning and even chemical burns can occur. According to the CDC ...
" Help us choose the winner of our Dr. Tigger Coloring Contest! Cast your vote by August 15, 2014. The picture with the most votes will win a brand new mini iPad courtesy of AFC Natick and AFC Marlborough! Click here to vote on our Facebook page! "
" There is nothing more frustrating than trying to enjoy a cookout or an outdoor activity and having to swat at mosquitoes every minute. Even with protective clothing, bug spray and mosquito nets, they still seem to sneak through it all and get you. It is important for you to protect yourself with protective clothing, bug spray and nets, however they are not bulletproof against mosquitoes and it is possible for you to still get bit ...
<div class="entry-content clear" itemprop="text"> <p>This past weekend on June 21<sup>st</sup> marked the first official day of summer which means the days are longer and the warm weather is here to stay! Temperatures are beginning to rise resulting in warm mornings, hot days and sticky nights – making it difficult to find a decent time to exercise or plan activities outside.</p> <p>Dehydration is a common result of hot temperatures and your body not having enough fluids to balance you out ...
" Summer is quickly approaching which means temperatures will be rising and the days will become longer and hotter than usual. One thing to be careful about in the next couple of months are signs of heat stroke. Heat stroke occurs when your body’s internal temperature reaches 104?F or higher. It is typically caused by hot temperatures or strenuous exercise in hot weather. Heat stroke is more serious than heat exhaustion because it affects ...
" Summer is quickly approaching which means temperatures will be rising and the days will become longer and hotter than usual. One thing to be careful about in the next couple of months are signs of heat stroke. Heat stroke occurs when your body’s internal temperature reaches 104?F or higher. It is typically caused by hot temperatures or strenuous exercise in hot weather. Heat stroke is more serious than heat exhaustion because it affects ...
