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Winter Health ReminderThe snowy days of winter also bring cold and flu season. Protect yourself and your family from viruses by remembering to wash hands frequently throughout the day. Cold and flu viruses are most commonly spread by contact—touching doorknobs, desks, and items where other people have left viral germs behind. Send children to school with hand sanitizer and remind them to use it often. When a cold or flu does strike, the best treatment is plenty of rest and fluids. Please call our office before giving your child over-the-counter cold medications. Acetaminophen may be safely used for fevers, but some cold medicines may be inappropriate or dangerous for young children. We will gladly advise you on caring for your child's cold or flu. Call us whenever you have concerns about your children’s health.

Children's Health News

Parental age is linked to increased risk of autism, study says
Racial disparities in stroke-related pediatric deaths dropped
Research highlights teens' poor health habits
Multiple anesthetic exposures before age 3 linked to ADHD
Childhood stroke survivors may face visual-motor, language problems

Parental age is linked to increased risk of autism, study says

Racial disparities in stroke-related pediatric deaths dropped

Research highlights teens' poor health habits

Multiple anesthetic exposures before age 3 linked to ADHD

Childhood stroke survivors may face visual-motor, language problems

by AAP SmartBrief

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Child's Health

At Advocare Marlton Pediatrics, your child's health is our first priority. As board certified pediatricians and nurse practitioners, we are trained in the latest medical advances for infants, children, and adolescents. Our patients trust us to deliver the highest quality health care, centered on your child and your family.

Our cheerful and child-friendly office is conveniently located in Marlton, New Jersey, and is easily accessible to those living in the surrounding communities. As part of our commitment to providing service that is personal, sensitive, and caring, our office is open seven days per week, with evening hours Monday through Thursday.

Our pediatric health care team is sincerely dedicated to providing excellent and comprehensive health care. Your child's health is truly our purpose.

Advocare Marlton Pediatrics is now offering ImPACT™, a sophisticated, research-based computer test developed to help clinicians evaluate recovery following a concussion.

Advocare Marlton Pediatrics

Evesham Commons, Suite 102
525 Route 73 South
Marlton, NJ 08053

Tel: (856) 596-3434
Fax: (856) 596-9110