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Preventing Sexual Assault: A Guide for Students
September 13, 2019
Each school year comes with excitement, whether the student is heading back to K-12 education or to an undergraduate/ graduate degree program at a college or university. However, it also comes with its concerns. Not only do students have to be cautious of pedestrian and motor vehicle safety as they travel to classes, caution has to also be given when it comes to protecting oneself from sexual assault.
Read MoreTeenage Musician Battling Leukemia Performs Concert at Holtz Children’s Hospital
September 13, 2019
Sophia Treadwell, 15, is a talented musician and singer, who has been playing classical violin, piano, and guitar since childhood. “Music has been a great part of my life,” said Sophia, a sophomore at Coral Reef High School, and member of the school’s Visual and Performing Arts Program. “I’ve been singing since I was very young.” In May, Sophia started feeling soreness in her left arm, and couldn’t move it after a violin lesson.
Read MoreQuick-Thinking Emergency Treatment and Compassionate Rehab Care Saves One of Jackson’s Own
August 23, 2019
On May 11, Ed Navarro was relaxing on the water off Elliot Key near Key Biscayne with two longtime friends and their sons after a morning of fishing – a hobby he’s enjoyed since childhood. “We’d made some good catches,” recalled Navarro, 55. “We were cooling off and talking about our plans for the rest of the weekend before heading back to the dock.”
Read MoreSix Back-to-School Tips for Sports Injury Prevention
August 23, 2019
With the new school year arriving, it brings new seasons for youth sports. As an Orthopaedic Sports Medicine specialist, I have the pleasure of taking care of people, young and old, who sustain injuries that are caused by these extracurricular activities.
Read MoreExpectant Mother with Life-Threatening Placental Implantation Abnormality Saved by Multidisciplinary Team at Jackson Memorial Hospital
August 22, 2019
After having three sons, Lilia Silva and her husband were expecting their fourth child – this time a baby girl. When Silva was 19 weeks pregnant, an ultrasound revealed an abnormality with her placenta. A specialist in Palm Beach referred her for an MRI, which confirmed the worst.
Read MoreMeet Grandpa Juan
August 22, 2019
To honor his 10-year- old granddaughter who died after two multi-organ transplants, Juan Manfredi, 74, turned his heartbreaking loss into a lifetime of volunteering at Holtz Children’s Hospital.
Read MoreJackson Memorial Hospital First in Florida to Launch New Innovative Imaging Technology for Cardiac Catheterization Procedures
August 21, 2019
Jackson Memorial Hospital celebrated the opening of two newly renovated cardiac catheterization suites during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on August 19. The suites feature the new state-of-the-art Alphenix Core+ from Canon Medical Systems, which provides diverse imaging without compromising image quality or performance. Jackson Memorial is the first hospital in Florida offering this new technology.
Read MoreBack-to-School Health Checklist
August 1, 2019
It’s the middle of summer, but before we know it, those school bells will be ringing once again. Keep your kids on track for a healthy, happy, and successful year with this back-to-school checklist.
Read MoreWorld’s First: Breakthrough 4K/3D Medical Technology Used During Liver Transplant Surgery on 8-pound Baby
August 1, 2019
UHealth surgeons at Holtz Children’s Hospital are first in the world to use this innovative technology for transplantation, which magnifies images 26 times leading to better outcomes for high-risk patients.
Read MoreMake Nutrition Fun for Kids this Summer
July 16, 2019
It’s summer time: School’s out, summer camps are on, and the season brings an abundance of delicious fruits and vegetables for the entire family. Here are some healthy and nutritious fun activities to do with your children during the summer break.
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