Call it instinct, quick-thinking, a gut reaction. When a man collapsed in the LensCrafters at Baybrook Mall in November, Brittney Frazier, RN, a pediatric special care nurse at Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital, bolted from her seat and rushed to his side. “I ran over, went into ‘nurse mode’ and started doing CPR,” she said. “He [Continue Reading]
How to Mend a Broken Heart
Oh that’s “heartbreaking” or “my heart is broken” are terms and phrases we often hear surrounding some sort of disappointment or tragic event. But is the heart really broken or is it simply just a figure of speech? Broken heart syndrome, also called stress-induced cardiomyopathy, is real and while it’s rare, it can be serious. [Continue Reading]
Interested in a Fitness Assessment?
Your body is a machine. To discover what pro athletes know about how to make their bodies run at peak efficiency, we turned to the Human Performance experts at Memorial Hermann IRONMAN Sports Medicine Institute. Because athletes of all ages and abilities can benefit from nutrition counseling, performance testing and training services, here’s what you need [Continue Reading]
Is it ADHD or a sleep disorder?
When kids fidget, act out, fail to focus or perform poorly on tests, we’re quick to blame Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. But we may be wrong – and the wrong diagnosis could be damaging. To learn more, we checked with an expert, Cindy Jon, M.D., medical director of Memorial Hermann (Pediatric) Sleep Lab at Memorial Hermann [Continue Reading]
Heart Failure Threatens to End Baby’s Life Before He’s Born
Mom-to-be Sara Roberts received some alarming news roughly 20 weeks into her pregnancy. Florida residents, she and her husband Dillon were at a routine ultrasound appointment when the doctor pointed out an abnormality. At a follow-up appointment with her specialist, they learned their unborn baby, Ellis, had a broncho-pulmonary sequestration (BPS) which was causing his [Continue Reading]
From Canada to Houston: Life Flight Goes the Distance for a Trauma Patient
Last October while vacationing in Canada, Houston resident Joyce Wells suffered a traumatic fall. She had been staying in Nova Scotia, Canada, when she was accidentally locked out of her vacation home. A gust of wind slammed a door shut and, while attempting to climb back into the house through another door, Wells lost her [Continue Reading]
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