The Truth Behind the Hepatitus-B Vaccine
The ACIP (Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices), a branch of the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), recently changed its recommendation for universal administration of the Hepatitis-B vaccine to newborn infants before they leave the hospital. Let’s unpack this recommendation and its consequences. The AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) continues to recommend routine delivery […]
2025 By the Numbers
2025 by the Numbers: A Year That Shaped Our World As 2025 comes to a close, it’s clear that this year was marked by moments that captured global attention, sparked conversation, and reminded us just how quickly the world can change. From historic milestones and cultural moments to headlines that made us pause and reflect, […]
Tylenol and Autism: What are the Facts?
Tylenol and Autism: What are the Facts? In September, the US Department of Health and Human Services, the government agency tasked with safeguarding public health research and health-related social services for Americans, advised caution regarding the use of Acetaminophen (brand name Tylenol) during pregnancy. The claim is that studies have shown a connection between Tylenol […]
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)
RSV is a contagious respiratory virus that circulates from the Fall through the Spring. It overlaps with “Cold and Flu season”, and with COVID occurring year-round, it can be confusing for doctors and nurses to land on a definitive diagnosis. Rhinovirus, Adenovirus, Parainfluenza, Echovirus, Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), Influenza, RSV, and Coronavirus can all present with […]
The Flu vs A Cold
Written by Dr. Carly Wilbur, UH Pediatrician and PSI Medical Director.
Less Screen Time, More Green Time with Dr. Scott Poland
How PSI and Dr. Scott Poland are Partnering to Strengthen School Safety and Student Well-Being Across the country, schools face growing challenges around student mental health, digital overload, and crisis response. From social media’s impact on anxiety to the increasing need for prevention-focused programs, educators are searching for real, evidence-based support. That is where PSI […]
Giving Thanks on Thanksgiving (and Beyond)
Written by Dr. Carly Wilbur, UH Pediatrician and PSI Medical Director.
Halloween Safety Tips
Written by Dr. Carly Wilbur, UH Pediatrician and PSI Medical Director.
Turning the Nation’s Report Card Into Action: How PSI Helps Teachers Empower Students
Student achievement is plummeting—but inside the classroom, PSI is helping educators turn it around. The numbers are in—and they’re worse than anyone expected. This September, the Nation’s Report Card confirmed what many teachers already feel every day: student achievement is falling fast. According to the latest NAEP results, high school seniors are reading at the […]
Digital Dementia
Digital Dementia Digital dementia is a term coined to describe the cognitive decline associated with increased use of electronic devices like tablets, computers, and smartphones. Studies have shown a correlation between increased exposure to screen time and cognitive impairments, like poor focus, short term memory deficit, and even declining long-term memory retention. It’s not hard […]