Infant antibiotics use tied to childhood asthma Babies treated with antibiotics before 12 months old are twice as likely to evolve asthma in childhood, according to a study in Chest. Canadian researchers at University of British Columbia, Vancouver, reviewed seven studies made up of 12,082 kids and compared exposure to at least one antibiotic to no exposure in the 1st year of life.
Follow us
Reviews (6)
Dominic DiMambro
Jun 17, 2022
Patricia Minishak
Oct 02, 2021
All the office staff in the Nashua office is great especially Dr Malik A+. The only complaint is that one of the receptionists is extremely rude and unprofessional when dealing with patients. Her nasty attitude was so upsetting during our last encounter that I chose to walk out rather than sit in front of her and wait for my shot. The other receptionist is very nice.a real asset to the office!
Amy Ba
Dec 29, 2020
UPDATE - the doctor and office manager reached out and confirmed that what I was previously told by other employees was inaccurate, and they are addressing with their staff. They have also scheduled my appointments now, and I likely wont need to find a new practice. --------------------------- ORIGINAL: Such a pity that I now need to find a new doctor/practice as they refuse to schedule my next required injections to prevent me from breaking out into hives and constant itching over a $40 account bill.
The last time I was in the office in 2020, my copay is $40, but due to their covid protocols, they were not taking payment in person and said I would be billed later. Well, I dont have a paper bill as of yet, I have not received a phone call regarding this, and apparently they now have a policy that says fi you owe money, they can't book you. This is $40 and the person on the phone cant take my payment either. So this practice holds your health hostage for $40. Too bad I liked the doctor(s) and nurses, but now I will find another doctor.
The last time I was in the office in 2020, my copay is $40, but due to their covid protocols, they were not taking payment in person and said I would be billed later. Well, I dont have a paper bill as of yet, I have not received a phone call regarding this, and apparently they now have a policy that says fi you owe money, they can't book you. This is $40 and the person on the phone cant take my payment either. So this practice holds your health hostage for $40. Too bad I liked the doctor(s) and nurses, but now I will find another doctor.
Elizabeth Naik
May 15, 2019
Chrissy Grabiec
Dec 17, 2018
I am giving 4 stars because sometimes when I have a scheduled appointment I have to wait 30 or more minutes past my appointment time before I am seen. If it wasn't for the wait times I would be giving 5 stars because the experience is good, the staff is friendly and accommodating and generally it is easy to get an appointment.
Jennifer Schelly
Nov 30, 2017
