By George Kovacik After a year of working at home in our pajamas, some of us are being called back to the office now that millions of Americans have been vaccinated and COVID-19 hospitalizations are continuing to drop. There are going to be some that are looking forward to getting back to normal and there [Continue Reading]
Spotlight on National Cancer Survivors Day: Expert and Compassionate Care Help Lillian as she Battles a Glioblastoma
By Alexandra Becker Mike and Erin Callahan can recall the date without hesitation: September 10, 2019. It was the day their daughter had a seizure during class. Prior to that Monday, Lillian, who was just nine years old at the time, had been a picture of health. Active, happy and social, her parents would sometimes [Continue Reading]
Four things to keep in mind for a safe summer
In the coming weeks, many people will be in search of the summer fun that was put on hold last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Some will get on airplanes and take off for their favorite summer destinations, while others will head to the pool, lake or the beach closer to home. No matter [Continue Reading]
Know the Risks of Dry Drowning and Secondary Drowning: You May Save a Life
Memorial Day weekend is upon us, and for many people this marks the beginning of summer – meaning the hot weather is in full swing in Texas and many are cooling off in the water. While these times can make for great summer memories, it is important to be safe in or near the water [Continue Reading]
Spotlight on National Stroke Awareness Month: Time is Brain
By Dr. Faraz Javed , Performance Improvement Coordinator for Stroke and Chest Pain at Memorial Hermann Pearland Hospital Forty seconds. What does it mean to you? How long is it? Is it how often you check your phone for social media updates? Is it how frequently you refresh your patient list? Or, is it how [Continue Reading]
With Long-term Side Effects of COVID-19 Still Unknown, Pediatricians Urge Parents to Get Children Vaccinated
By Alexandra Becker Last week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted Emergency Use Authorization for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 12 to 15. Public health experts and pediatricians welcomed the news, noting that widespread vaccination in all age groups will be required to bring the pandemic under control. By late Wednesday, after [Continue Reading]
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