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After seven years, young woman makes full recovery despite two aneurysm ruptures, saved by Ryder Trauma and Jackson Memorial neurosurgery teams
September 6, 2023
She’s grateful for the medical teams at Jackson and at Notre Dame that helped save her life – despite the overwhelming odds against her.
Read More70-year-old professional boxer diagnosed with heart rhythm disorder saved by world’s smallest pacemaker at Jackson
September 5, 2023
The critical care unit at Jackson West immediately placed him on medication to keep his pulse at a normal level. If they didn’t regulate his heart rate, the condition could be fatal.
Read MoreHow to Beat the Heat as High Temperatures Linger
August 25, 2023
There are several groups that must be careful when temperatures rise, like construction workers and others doing strenuous work or activity outdoors; the elderly; people with chronic or uncontrolled health conditions; pregnant women; and young children.
Read MoreBystander Awareness Month
August 18, 2023
While some behaviors, such as sexist jokes, inappropriate sexual comments, and vulgar gestures, aren’t illegal, it does not make them any less threatening. It can be harmful to the person experiencing the behavior. To be an active bystander, you must embrace your voice and speak out against harmful social norms.
Read MoreCouple Receive Dual Kidney/Pancreas Transplants 14 Years Apart at The Miami Transplant Institute
August 1, 2023
After four years and three match attempts, the call finally came in October 2009 – the MTI team found Cesar’s match for both a kidney and pancreas.
Read MoreMiami-Based Media Personality, Julieanna Goddard, Reflects on Daughter’s Miracle Birth at The Women’s Hospital at Jackson Memorial
July 31, 2023
The uncertainty surrounding the baby’s health caused Goddard to question whether she should move forward with the pregnancy.
Read MoreSafety Tips to Prevent Drowning Incidents this Summer:
July 21, 2023
Be aware of other medical conditions that could affects a child’s safety while in the water. For example, epilepsy, respiratory, or cardiac illnesses may impair endurance, focus, balance, or orientation. It is also important to note any use of medications that may impair balance, such as some anxiety medications.
Read More11-year-old makes remarkable recovery from rare brain condition at Holtz Children’s and Lynn Rehabilitation Center
July 18, 2023
Mikey’s mom is writing a book about his experience and recovery, so other families going through similar circumstances feel less alone.
Read MoreYoung Man Suffering From Severe Spinal Cord Injury Recovers with Therapy From Lynn Rehabilitation Center, Now Makes Adaptive Equipment for Individuals with Disabilities
July 7, 2023
Today, Rivera continues to receive physical, occupational, and recreational therapies.
Read MoreSouth Florida Mother Undergoes Dramatic Weight-loss Transformation
June 29, 2023
“Bodybuilding training is not an easy journey, and it can be mentally and physically challenging. The whole process can be a rollercoaster,” Pardo said. “I’m currently working with my coach; making sure I’m eating clean and working out daily.”
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