Dr. Angela Seabright, D.O.

Dr. Angela Seabright, D.O., is a board-certified family medicine physician. As a primary care physician, she has experience treating patents of all ages in the inpatient and outpatient setting. She is a care management physician at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan where she collaborates with a multidisciplinary care team in complex case management. She has a special interest in preventative care and health literacy.

Articles

When Drowning Isn't Obvious: Warning Signs Every Adult Should Know
  • Drownings happen in everyday settings, including in backyard pools, lakes and hotel pools.
  • Warning signs of drowning are not always obvious. In some cases, it can take less than one minute for a person to drown.
  • Swimming lessons teach children and adults how to swim correctly and help build their confidence in and around water.
  • Even strong swimmers can drown in certain conditions, so making sure someone is always actively supervising activity in and around the water is key.
Water Safety 101: How to Enjoy the Water Safely
  • Enrolling kids in swim lessons, supervising them closely near water and learning CPR are all important elements of water safety.
  • Prioritizing visibility when buying a swimsuit for your child is another key water safety measure to take.
  • Adults can practice good water safety by avoiding alcohol, relying on the buddy system and considering medications and medical conditions before venturing out onto the water.
Generation AI and the Real Consequences of Digital Comfort for Teens
  • Research has found that 1 in 3 teens have used artificial intelligence (AI) companions for social interaction and relationships.
  • AI chatbots may appeal to young people who don’t have an adult in their life they feel comfortable enough discussing sensitive topics with.
  • Chatbots tend to be agreeable, which can be dangerous in the mental health space, as they often respond with information and advice that the user wants to hear.
  • Parents can try encouraging teens to verify any health-related advice and info they receive from chatbots, as well as reviewing privacy settings.
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