Mom brain, momnesia, baby brain, pregnancy brain — there are several terms for the "foggy" feeling that many new mothers experience. During a recent interview, Nadine Lyseight, MD, an OB-GYN at Dignity Health Medical Group — Inland Empire, explained the truth behind mom brain.  

Dignity Health Medical Group – Inland Empire has announced the launch of pediatric services at their Highland Avenue location to serve the growing health care needs of Highland and the surrounding communities.

Dignity Health Medical Group – Merced recently announced that Mark Spitzer, DO, has joined their group and is now accepting patients. Dr. Spitzer is an ear, nose, and throat doctor (otorhinolaryngologist). He specializes in many conditions, including seasonal allergies, head and neck surgeries like thyroidectomy, neck cancers, and salivary gland issues, as well as general otolaryngology.

Dignity Health Medical Foundation – Woodland and Davis has announced the addition of several new expert health care providers, with specialties in neurology, oncology, pediatrics, obstetrics, and gynecology.

Reviewed by Dr. Chester Tung, DO, a family physician at Dignity Health Medical Group – Inland Empire.

Globally, more than 300 million people suffer from depression. While it’s normal to feel the ongoing ups and downs of life, those who experience lows for more than two weeks may be suffering from depression. Signs of depression may include: not caring about things you used to be passionate about, loss of motivation, and feeling sad, down, hopeless or cranky most of the day, for days at a time.