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Rare Monochorionic Triplets born at Holtz Children’s to First Time Parents
December 29, 2023
Three week later, the couple was informed that Pou Lama was carrying monochorionic triplets, also known as “mono mono” triplets, a rare condition that only occurs in one in 100,000 births.
Read MoreWoman regains movement and function in leg after rare nerve transfer surgery at Jackson
December 27, 2023
However, her running days were cut short when she started to experience extreme pain in her right knee and hip after giving birth to her third baby in May 2020.
Read MoreBariatric Sleeve Surgery Gives Miami Mother New Lease on Life Post-Traumatic Car Accident
December 22, 2023
“My mental health deteriorated immensely, not just because I lost my legs, but because I lost my life,” Diaz said. “I was very worried about what my future would look like.”
Read MoreYoung man recovers after severe motorcycle accident with help from therapy at Lynn Rehabilitation Center
December 19, 2023
When emergency medical services (EMS) arrived to the scene, they found Ruiz unconscious, but alive – thanks to the help he received from a nearby nurse, who witnessed the accident.
Read MoreTips for Handling Holiday Anxiety and Trauma as a Sexual Assault Survivor and a Survivor’s Loved One
December 14, 2023
The holiday season is typically filled with family, cheer, and celebration, but for sexual assault survivors, this time of year can be volatile.
Read MoreSt. Croix couple involved in hit and run recovers with help from Ryder Trauma Center and Lynn Rehabilitation Center
December 11, 2023
Kevin Stalbaum, 63, and his wife, Amy Stalbaum, 53, live for adventure. The couple decided a quiet retirement awaited them in the Caribbean island of St. Croix.
Read MoreLeading Causes of Pediatric Injury and How to Prevent Them
November 17, 2023
Childhood should be a time of exploration, growth, and joy. Yet every year, millions of children worldwide face preventable injuries that can have lifelong consequences or, in the worst cases, be fatal.
Read MoreCoping with a Loved One who has Alzheimer’s Disease
November 15, 2023
More than six million people are living with Alzheimer’s disease in the United States. By 2050, this number is projected to rise to nearly 13 million.
Read MoreDistinguishing Race from Biology in Kidney Transplant Outcomes
November 15, 2023
For the past several years, there has been a lot of attention directed toward ensuring diversity, equity, and inclusion in industries across the United States, including in the accessing and delivery of equitable health care.
Read MoreMan who suffered severe spinal cord injury after life-threatening fall walks again with help from Lynn Rehabilitation Center
November 4, 2023
The fall resulted in a spinal cord injury, causing a loss of sensation from the neck down, and ultimately, paralysis in his upper and lower extremities.
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