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When a bone, joint, or muscle condition keeps you on the sidelines, it’s time to take action to get back in the game of life. But what kind of orthopedic specialist should you visit based on your symptoms and situation? That’s where we’re here to help. Answer these simple questions, and we’ll...
Dr. Sameer Sheth, neurosurgeon at Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center, uses deep brain stimulation (DBS) as an alternative to medication for treating disorders such as Parkinson’s disease and essential tremor. DBS involves placing a device called a neurostimulator that sends electrical impulses...
Few people have a background as unique as Roxann Langston, BSN, an army veteran with 53 years of nursing experience. And in this episode of The Smart Health Podcast’s miniseries, A Day in the Life, Kevin sits down with Roxann to discuss her amazing story. You’ll hear about Roxann’s experience as a...
If you’re experiencing pain in your muscles, joints, or bones, you may be wondering whether or not you should see a doctor. While general aches and pains can often go away on their own, certain symptoms and conditions require the expertise of an orthopedic specialist. Here are some reasons you may...
When you think about Labor Day, you probably imagine barbecues with neighbors gathering in a backyard, pool parties with friends, and block parties. However, as COVID-19 continues to be a major health concern, these activities can pose a serious risk to you and your family’s health. That doesn’t...
If one thing is clear after months dealing with the coronavirus is that the virus is here to stay until we get an effective vaccine. But as the CDC states in its guidance for reopening, we can safely get back to doing the things we love in a thoughtful manner and by practicing social distancing and...
When COVID-19 cases started popping up around the country, many hospitals temporarily halted procedures, including cancer screenings, to prevent the spread of disease. Now that we are able to offer these services again, we want to let you know that not only is it safe to come for a cancer screening...
As the 2020 school year approaches, many teachers may be wondering how to navigate the new dynamic in their classroom while also staying healthy. Every aspect of the school day is going to look different, and that’s ok. Check out this teacher’s guide to adjusting to these changes and creating a...
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), many cases of COVID-19 are asymptomatic, meaning people don’t show symptoms even though they have the virus. Those who are asymptomatic may unknowingly spread the virus to others, which is why officials are advising everyone to wear...
A power outage in the summer months can be dangerous, exposing people to high temperatures as air conditioning units shut off, preventing people from running necessary medical equipment, and removing the ability to store temperature-sensitive medications in the fridge for an extended period....
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