Ask Dr. Max
Dr. Max GoldsteinBoard certified Family Medicine physician, taking care of humans, animals and plants. Balanced health information for a life well lived. Also at www.DrMaxs.com
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Grief, Joy, and What Remains
The Shape of Loss
When I lost my mother in 2019, I was 34 years old.
Not too young, but not old enough for my mother to see my life fully unfold. She never got to meet my husband, see me become a father, or watch me build a career as...
Pink Eye Isn’t Always What You Think
What Is Pink Eye?
“Pink eye” is a diagnosis that often worries parents and frequently prompts daycare directors to send a child home. But not all pink eye is the same.
The medical term is conjunctivitis, which simply means inflammation...
The Most Unusual ER Treatment I’ve Ever Ordered
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Did you know that cocaine has a distinct taste?
I didn’t.
I had assumed it was just a substance t...
Traveling with an Infant: My Tips as a Dad
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Yes, I brought a medicine kit with a laundry list of things (actually, my travel medicine kit is detailed...
Dr. Max & Molly Baz in Conversation
On a Sunny Sunday…
On April 26th, friends of Dr. Max and Molly Baz gathered in Santa Monica, CA. Guests mingled over snacks and backyard bliss, while the sounds of babies and toddlers filled the space alongside parents eager to ask ques...
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