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Revisiting RSV
  • Blog
  • 2023. 02. 10
Revisiting RSV
RSV is the most common cause of bronchiolitis which is an infection that affects the small, branching tubes that carry air in and out of the lungs.
3 reasons why screenings for children are essential
  • Blog
  • 2022. 09. 13
3 reasons why screenings for children are essential
RMC Pediatrician Dr Kinga Jokay recollects what is important to know about children’s screenings
Blocked tear ducts during infancy
  • Blog
  • 2022. 03. 29
Blocked tear ducts during infancy
Blocked tear ducts, also known as nasolacrimal duct obstruction, is a common condition during infancy. About 6% of newborns start life with plugged ducts, and up to 20 % can have intermittent obstruction.
From constant sneezing to symptom-free recovery
  • Blog
  • 2021. 12. 26
From constant sneezing to symptom-free recovery
It is important to exercise caution when self-diagnosing, even for symptoms that seem insignificant or less of an issue, such as those caused by allergies. Read on to find out why it's worth seeing a doctor instead of trying homemade solutions!
The light of our eyes and the digital world
  • Blog
  • 2021. 12. 21
The light of our eyes and the digital world
Pathological myopia is expected to become the most common cause of irreversible vision impairment and blindness worldwide. How does our children's excessive use of digital devices influence this process?
Information for parents regarding the jab for school-aged children
  • Blog
  • 2021. 12. 18
Information for parents regarding the jab for school-aged children
As the war against Covid wages on, our armamentarium has recently expanded to include vaccines for children ages 5 to 11 years of age.
So the kids had Covid, now what?
  • Blog
  • 2021. 04. 08
So the kids had Covid, now what?
Written by Kinga Jókay M.D. pediatrician
Complications of Covid-19: Long Covid
  • Blog
  • 2021. 04. 08
Complications of Covid-19: Long Covid
Written by Kinga Jókay M.D. pediatrician
Dr. Kinga Jókay’s Tips for Keeping Children Healthy and Cheerful during the Covid Pandemic
  • Blog
  • 2021. 01. 25
Dr. Kinga Jókay’s Tips for Keeping Children Healthy and Cheerful during the Covid Pandemic
While data suggest children are at lower risk for serious disease caused by Covid19 than adults, the pandemic is negatively affecting the well-being of those under 18.
Lyme Disease: Ticked off
  • Blog
  • 2019. 06. 21
Lyme Disease: Ticked off
An article by Kinga Jókay M.D., pediatrician
What’s New with the Flu?
  • Blog
  • 2017. 10. 27
What’s New with the Flu?
It’s wet and dreary and influenza season is upon us. The flu shots have arrived at RMC Clinics.
"People simply enjoy giving. I've never experienced this feeling anywhere."
  • Blog
  • 2017. 09. 14
"People simply enjoy giving. I've never experienced this feeling anywhere."
An interview with our assistant Gabica Kovács on her experiences at the Bátor Tábor
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