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With a Shortage of Lifeguards, Here’s How to Keep Children Safe
A national lifeguard shortage this summer is causing thousands of public pools to close or cut back hours, leaving many beachgoers to swim at their own risk. Parents should be extra cautious about kids and water.
7 Things to Consider When Choosing a Pediatric Specialist
Everyone hopes their child will sail through infancy, childhood and adolescence without any significant medical problems. But if problems arise, it is important to select a pediatric specialist with the expertise to achieve the best possible outcome.
From Near-Fatal Brain Bleed to High School Graduation – A Survivor’s Story
Pediatric neurosurgeons at UH Rainbow help a high school senior recover from a life-threatening brain hemorrhage and look forward to the future.
The Invisible Toll of Living with Sickle Cell Disease
People living with sickle cell disease face a host of daunting physical challenges that affect their quality of life.
How Much Running, Training and Conditioning Is Right For Kids
Many youth sports injuries, particularly overuse injuries, happen not on the field of play, but because of poor training and conditioning. A key to avoiding injuries is good training.
Keep Kids Safe This Summer
Many summertime activities carry health risks for children. Help them avoid these hazards with some simple precautions.
Tips for Managing ADHD Over the Summer
Managing your child’s attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can be challenging, especially when your child’s normal school routine is absent. By following a few tips, you can enjoy smoother sailing ahead.
UH Athletic Trainer Identifies Rare Condition in Teen Hockey Player
When 17-year-old Kallen Zarembski noticed his swollen arm, he assumed it was a forgotten hockey injury, but behind the swelling was a rare and life-threatening condition called Paget Schroetter Syndrome.