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Utah Valley Pediatrics strives to keep parents up to date on the latest health topics and advisories. Our newsletter covers medicine changes and news, pediatric news, seasonal and age specific topics and what's new at Utah Valley Pediatrics.

 

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December 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 6

October 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 5

August 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 4

June 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 3

April 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 2

February 2011
Vol. 5 Issue 1

Winter 2011
Vol. 4 Issue 4

Fall 2010
Vol. 4 Issue 3

Summer 2010
Vol. 4 Issue 2

Spring 2010
Vol. 4 Issue 1

Winter 2010
Vol. 3 Issue 4

Fall 2009
Vol. 3 Issue 3

Summer 2009
Vol. 3 Issue 2

Spring 2009
Vol. 3 Issue 1

Winter 2009
Vol. 2 Issue 4

Flu and Cold Alert 2008
Vol. 2 Issue 3

Fall 2008
Vol. 2 Issue 2

Spring 2008
Vol. 2 Issue 1

November 2007
Vol. 1 Issue 1

 
News from Your Pediatricians   

Summer 2009

Vol. 3 Issue 2

Medicine Changes and News

A False Sense of Security: Refusing Vaccination Puts Us at Risk

Medical Discount Cards — Not Worth The Investment

Pediatric News

Does My Child Have an Allergy?

Protecting Your Child From Asthma Flare-Ups

West Nile Virus

Seasonal and Age Specific

Fun in the Sun: Protect Your Children From Skin Damage

How to Beat the Heat

Play it Safe in the Water

Sign Up Early for Sports and Camp Physicals

What's New at UVP

Dr. Michael P. Fullmer Joins Payson Office

Payson Office Expands After Hours Care

After Hours Care

 

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Kevin Moffitt
Administrator
801-373-8930

Katie Jenkins
HR Manager
801-373-8930

 

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Sign Up Early for Sports and Camp Physicals

Many camps and sporting activities require a physical before you can participate. Although physicals done by someone other than your pediatrician can be convenient, we strongly recommend that you see your pediatrician for a complete physical. They provide an excellent opportunity to screen for problems that affect adolescents. The physical with your pediatrician also gives you the opportunity to talk about such things as acne or chronic medical problems. Your pediatrician will take the time you won't get in a less thorough sports physical to also address such things a nutrition, development, safety, and your health in general.

Please schedule your physical early to avoid the rush. Bring your forms with you and complete as much as you can of the form before your visit.

 

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