Learn to identify the signs of severe allergic reactions and how to help someone having a potentially life-threatening emergency 

Spring has arrived, and with it comes heightened allergy and asthma concerns for many. And while for most people these conditions may be mildly uncomfortable, for others, especially those who may be at risk for anaphylaxis – a severe, life-threatening allergic reaction involving multiple bodily systems – spring may also be a time to exercise caution and restraint. Read more about Seasonal Urgent Care-Walk in Clinic Queens

Choking: What to Do for an Infant

Baby FeetFew sounds are more alarming than that of a child who is choking. Understanding how to prevent choking, as well as what to do when choking occurs, can save a life.

Nearly 4,000 men, women and children in the United States die from accidental choking each year. Nearly two thirds of children who choke to death are three years of age or younger. Most of these deaths can be avoided. The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) offers these tips to help prevent incidences of choking: Read more about Childhood Student Emergencies-Urgent Care Queens

I'm always amused by the purchasing process of electronics or appliances at big box stores. On one hand, as their sales associate calmly explains to you, whatever product you're buying is such high quality that you'll be extremely satisfied with your purchase. But on the other hand, it's also such a complete piece of junk that you'd be smart to add on a two-year extended warranty so that when the gizmo breaks five seconds after you open the box, you can get a replacement for free.
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