Providing quality care for your children for more than 65 years
Our practice is the first in the greater Charlotte area with two board-certified pediatricians who are classically trained in the best of traditional medicine and have additional training in functional and integrative medicine. We believe that each patient is unique. We understand the need to listen and decide on the best of all possible therapies for you.
Our goal is to provide you with this modern practice model because of a desire to make medicine more personalized. We offer comprehensive primary care including: asthma and allergy therapy, behavioral health, cutting edge nutrition counseling, stress reduction and evidence based use of modern therapies.
Telehealth Option
Salisbury Pediatric Associates is pleased to announce that we are now offering telehealth visits for our established patients. Call today to schedule yours.
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***Effective July 1, 2021, we can no longer check eligibility or file your insurance without a copy of your new Medicaid plan card. Please bring your new card to every visit. Without the card, you may have to reschedule your appointment. We apologize for any inconvenience
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Literature Review
November 27, 2023
Section I
Literature Review
1) Pericytes are critical cells that sit around the tiny blood vessels called capillaries of the body especially in the brain. They are involved in regulating blood vessel activity. They communicate directly with the endothelial cells making them super important in the activity of the blood vessel and metabolism at the local tissue interface.
Mahmoud Ghannoum, Ph.D.
Volume 13, Letter 50
Dr. M’s Women and Children First Podcast
Podcast #58
Mahmoud Ghannoum PhD - Microbiomes
Mahmoud Ghannoum, Ph.D.
This week's guest is Professor Mahmoud Ghannoum. For over four decades, Dr. Ghannoum has been exploring a critical but neglected inhabitant of the human body, the fungus. Born and raised in Lebanon, Dr Mahmoud Ghannoum is the current Director of the Center for Medical Mycology at Case Western Reserve University.
