12 questions for our infectious disease expert about flu, COVID-19 and RSV.
What will flu and COVID-19 season look like this year? Not too good and not too bad, according to Jessie Leyse, MD, MPH, an infectious disease, internal medicine and pediatric physician at Central Vermont Medical Center.
Residents of Vermont and northern New York have been warned: Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) is in our area. The mosquito-borne illness has infected several people across New England. Local health experts recommend the following prevention measures to stay safe.
CVMC ED physician Javad Mashkuri, MD provides expert advice on the particular risks of alcohol use during the summer and ways to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.
CVMC Dietitian Kate Bean provides tips for healthy eating during the hot summer months.
CVMC Dietitian answers 10 questions about the commonly recommended diet.
One of the most dangerous, longer-term health impacts of poor sleep: an increased risk of heart attacks and heart failure.
UVM Health Network President and CEO Sunil “Sunny” Eappen, MD, discusses our commitment to the patients and communities we serve.
Viral infections are leading to an uptick in hospitalizations. Experts share tips to keep yourself well.
Sometimes all the talk around sexual orientation and gender identity can feel overwhelming. So just imagine how your kid feels, especially if they are questioning their sexuality or just plain curious, but afraid to ask questions.
Many parents are well-meaning and want to be open and supportive, but don’t know where to begin.