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NEWS & HEALTH TIPS

MSPB Welcomes Dr. Razan Alif

Razan Alif, M.D. is Board Certified in Internal Medicine.

MSPB Coronavirus Update

Medical Specialists of the Palm Beaches, Inc. (MSPB) leadership is actively communicating with the Florida Department of Health (FDOH)...

Take Charge of Diabetes

MSPB invites you to join our very own endocrinologist, Dr. Britany Esptein, and many other great local physicians, to learn how you can Take

Features of Patient Portal

The MSPB Patient Portal is an online service that provides MSPB patients secure access to their health information.

Pharmacists Make Mistakes. You Can Protect Yourself.

Pharmacy errors come in various forms, &many pharmacists at retail chains across the country are increasingly worried about making mistakes.

Medical Specialists of the Palm Beaches, Inc. Announces New CEO

Casey Waters has been named Chief Executive Officer of Medical Specialists of the Palm Beaches, Inc. (“MSPB”). Waters served as Chief Oper

MSPB Cardiology’s Dr. Anderson Penuela, M.D. featured in Wellington Regional’s Health News Magazine

MSPB Cardiology’s Dr. Anderson Penuela, M.D. treated Mitchell at Wellington Regional and said that Swedenborg’ and the paramedics rapid.....

Make Heart Health An Everyday Thing

You don’t have to scrupulously count calories or become obsessive about your diet to lower your risk of heart attack and stroke.

4 Ways Dermatology Can Spot Skin Cancer Symptoms

Catching cancer in its earliest stages can literally save your life. Dermatologists are most familiar with skin cancer symptoms and can

10 Sources of Stress Relief to Improve Your General Health

Technology is supposed to make life easier and help us accomplish tasks more quickly, but for many, today’s technological advances have on

Top 5 Exercises for 50 and Older

As we age, the type of fitness routines our bodies can endure also change. If you’re 50 and older, it’s time to do exercises that will kee

5 Easy Ways To Avoid Catching The Flu This Season

Unless you are a hermit, live in a bubble, or plan to stay in the woods alone from October through March, you are susceptible to the flu.