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Keeping Your Family Safe on Utah Waterways: A Guide to Lakes and Rivers4 days

Utah offers incredible opportunities for outdoor recreation, but our local lakes and rivers require a safety mindset while enjoying them. Drowning is the number one cause of death for children ages 1 ...

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Ticks in Utah: A Parent’s Guide to Prevention and Removal5 days

“Don’t let the fear of ticks keep you from enjoying Utah’s incredible outdoor activities. Make tick checks part of your post-outdoor routine. Checking from your scalp to your socks take two minutes and gives you peace of mind. If you ever find a stubborn tick or spot an unusual rash, remember that Utah Valley Pediatrics is always he...

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Navigating the Noise: 6 Common Vaccine Myths vs. Medical Reality5 days

As parents, you want to make the best decisions for your child’s health. Unfortunately, social media and online forums often contain conflicting information about vaccines, making it difficult to separate fact from fiction.

At Utah Valley Pediatrics, we believe parents deserve clear, evidence-based information. Questions abo...

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Identifying and Treating Spider Bites: A Guide for Utah Parents5 days

At Utah Valley Pediatrics, we know that finding a mysterious red bump on your child can be a source of worry, especially if you think it came from a spider. While Utah is home to many arachnids, most are harmless neighbors that help control other pests.

Most spiders in our state are not aggressive and generally only bi...

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