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July 2019

• When You Time Your Workout May Be Key to Staying Slim
• PHD Biomedical – Nano Technology For Medicine And Drug Delivery
• A smart drug implant – controlled from a smartphone – could treat chronic disease

June 2019

• Cinco razones por las cuáles es mejor tener un donador vivo
• The Case for Tumor and Germline Testing in Endometrial Cancer Patients
• This World-Renowned Heart Surgeon Has a Few Tricks Up His Sleeve
• ¡Corre Forrest! Junio es el Mes Mundial del Corredor
• Cáncer testicular, más común de lo que se piensa
• How Steroids, Testosterone Supplements Can Decrease Fertility in Men
• Why You're Having Hot Flashes Even If You're Nowhere Near Menopause
• 5 Reasons You’re Gaining Weight During Your Period Every Month
• Houston couple could appear on June 12 episode of ‘America Ninja Warrior’
• How technology may affect physician visits by 2039
• 8 Ways to Be There for Yourself After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
• Houston Methodist sound dome offers behavioral health patients a non-pharmaceutical way to unwind
• Virtual platforms help surgeons plan ahead

May 2019

• Intermittent Fasting and Weight Loss: 4 Things You Should Know
• Young Men at Risk of Osteoporosis: Study
• Una de cada cuatro mujeres tiene debilidad en músculos de la pelvis
• Irritable bowel syndrome can be managed in several ways
• Laura Bush developed her love of conservation by growing up in oil country
• 84-year-old Texan becomes oldest living kidney donor
• ¿Cómo evitar convulsionar por epilepsia? Este método podría ser la opción…
• Successful strategies to expand your reach for nursing recruiting
• Ulcerative Colitis: 7 Things Doctors Want You to Know
• ¿Por qué las partículas PM 2.5 son tan peligrosas para tu salud?
• Clinicians have mixed opinions about Trump administration’s newest plan to fight opioid crisis
• Strokes among younger people on the rise
• ¿En busca de un bebé? Cuándo sí y cuándo no puedes quedar embarazada
• What Couples Considering IVF Need to Know
• Why some doctors are prescribing a day in the park or a walk on the beach for good health

April 2019

• Woman finds courage in journey to rebuild her face
• The Question of Which to Treat First: Endometriosis or Fertility Problems?
• Surgeon who operated on Biden: He's better now than before brain surgery
• Dieta Paleo, ¿comerías como cavernícola?
• Fondren Foundation Commits $15 Million to Houston Methodist
• Más allá de un simple dolor menstrual
• A Houston bride-to-be died unexpectedly, but now her tragedy is giving another family hope
• 11 Unexpected Ways You Can Relieve Headaches
• 7 cosas que debes saber sobre el Parkinson
• Think you have a concussion? The FDA says there's not an app for that.
• SiriusXM Doctor Radio “Chief Rounds” on Inflammatory Bowel Disease

March 2019

• Physician-engineers poised to transform health care
• League City woman recovering from rare eye melanoma
• The 8 Best Organic Pads To Stock Your Bathroom With
• Study: Minimally invasive valve replacement better for younger patients
• What Is the Okinawa Diet?
• New cholesterol drug could help patients who can’t tolerate statins
• Conoce la luz azul de tu celular que interfiere con el sueño
• Meet the Houston Methodist executive at the helm of the new innovation-focused initiative
• The 8 Best Period Tracker Apps, So You Can Know What’s Going On With Your Cycle
• I Gave My Kidney to a Stranger to Save My Brother’s Life
• ¿Insomnio? 10 alimentos que te ayudarán a dormir como bebé

February 2019

• How to Stop Seasonal Allergies from Derailing Your Spring Training
• Nerve Injuries May Exacerbate ALS Symptoms, Researchers Say
• Shape wear might help you look amazing, but some doctors are not big fans
• Estrés laboral crónico puede causar enfermedades cardíacas
• Metastatic Prostate Cancer: Symptoms, Medications and More
• 14 Foods Nutritionists Never Eat at Buffets
• A vaccine to prevent strep deaths? Scientists discover what causes the infection to turn deadly in kids and new mothers - paving the way to a shot
• February marks National Heart Awareness Month
• Houston Methodist researchers use genetic roadmap to find cure for flesh-eating bacteria disease
• Studies Point to DNA Difficulties in ALS and frontotemporal dementia
• Former First Lady Laura Bush honors father- & mother-in-law during Houston visit
• Houston doctors trying to develop vaccine for flesh-eating bacteria
• What It’s Like to Have Schizophrenia
• Scientists link protein to increased risk for heart disease, stroke

January 2019

• A DNA Test For Cancer? Houston Oncologist Weighs The Pros And Cons
• Q&A: Understanding the ‘secret life’ of group A streptococcus
• Motion analysis lab is helping local athletes
• Here's How 'Flesh-Eating' Bacteria Feast on Your Flesh
• Useful Upper Body Gym Machines for Women
• How to dress for the 2019 Chevron Houston Marathon
• How to Find Your Fertile Window When You're Trying to Conceive
• Ovulation Cycles and Why They Can Be Confusing
• Ovulation Pain: What Does Mittelschmerz Feel Like?
• HHS task force outlines best practices for pain management, seeks input
• What Nutritionists Want You to Know Before You Give Up on Your Healthy Eating Goals

December 2018

• Un respiro para el asma (A break for asthma)
• Houston Methodist brings holiday joy to hospital patients
• Medical advancements benefit those needing knee, hip replacements
• What You Should Know Before Trying the Paleo Diet
• Houston Methodist unveils flu tracker website
• Jim Nantz: A commitment to dad and the fight against Alzheimer's
• Confronting Human Trafficking: Houston Hospitals Band Together
• Small Study Suggests App Helps Women Exercise More, Lose Weight After Breast Cancer Diagnosis
• Social Determinants of Health Play Growing Role in Hospital, Payer Strategies

November 2018

• Secret to living past 100: Research being done in Houston to reverse aging process
• Figuring Out Why Alzheimer's Disease Strikes More Women Than Men
• Houston Methodist 1st in US to successfully pilot electronic case reporting approach
• The 6 Biggest Keto Diet Mistakes
• Finding Opioid Alternatives
• What is Surrogacy?
• Who gets tennis elbow (other than athletes), how to fix it
• Hospitals Take SDOH Beyond Theory, Put Data to Use
• Houston Methodist employees’ art helps patients navigate the emergency department

October 2018

• Parents offer advice after 8-month-old daughter diagnosed with sepsis
• Breast Cancer Immunotherapy Delivered without Side Effects
• Breast cancer screenings save lives
• Dawning robotic era fosters finesse in surgery
• What is IVF?
• What is Infertility?
• 7 Signs That Your Joint Pain Is Serious
• 13 Hacks That Will Force You To Drink More Water Each Day
• What Are the Different Types of the Ketogenic Diet, and Which Is Right for You
• 15 Halloween Treats Nutritionists Secretly Love
• Southern Diet Blamed for High Blood Pressure among African-Americans
• The Weird Way the Ketogenic Diet Affects Your Period

September 2018

• The Medical Tests You Should Schedule ASAP, Based On Your Age
• Spinal cord stimulation, physical therapy help paralyzed man stand, walk with assistance
• Top Public Health Issues Impacting Healthcare Organizations
• Repair Defect in Neurons Hints at Possible Therapy for Slowing Down ALS
• 12 Foods That Can Actually Help You Sleep Better
• The latest in hi-tech care comes to Houston
• Too Much ‘Good’ Cholesterol Can Cause Health Problems
• Bracing for a Deficit of Doctors
• Out from Under: How one surgeon survived two tragedies
• The Best, the Worst and the Future of Nanotechnology
• Telavancin Promising Potential Treatment Option for MRSA in Cystic Fibrosis Patients

August 2018

• Houston doctors share concerns over e-cigarettes
• 7 Dangers of the Keto Diet You Should Know Before Trying It
• Is Keto Cycling Healthy? Here's What to Know About the Controversial Diet
• New surgical technique benefits dialysis patients
• Katy Times: Houston Methodist program gives dialysis workers first-hand knowledge of living donor kidney transplantation
• This Drug Is Being Called a 'Holy Grail' For Weight Loss, But Is It Safe?
• 10 latest hospitals, clinics to join Apple's health records project
• Osteoporosis: 7 Things Doctors Want You to Know
• Houston Methodist physician tethers to her husband to reach hospital patients during Hurricane Harvey
• Here's how to recognize a concussion in your child
• Are Probiotics Good for Your Vagina?
• ¡Cuidado! Cargar una bolsa muy pesada puede ser un riesgo para tu salud
• Houston Doctors Swoon Over Mansions and Mountain Golf in Picturesque Fundraiser
• Houston Methodist's state-of-the-art facility could be life-saving for brain and heart patients
• Red eye solution? Drops that make your eyes whiter, longer
• Tiny Implant of the Future Means Never Forgetting Some Medicines

July 2018

• Radiation Therapy Can Increase Mesothelioma Survival Time
• Houston Methodist study shows positive results in slowing ALS progression
• Houston Dynamo player and Houston Methodist Hospital team up to save lives
• The Right Lighting Can Calm Alzheimer's Patients
• As Methodist’s Heart & Vascular Center Moves to a New Home, a Look Back at Dr. DeBakey’s Legacy
• Paleo vs. Keto Diet: Which Low-Carb Diet Is Right for You?
• What To Do If You Forget Your Birth Control Pills On Vacation
• Amanda Seyfried Matched Her Eye Makeup to an Infection–But That's Probably Not a Great Idea
• The 3-Day Military Diet Says You Can Lose up to 10 Pounds in One Week
• Everything You Need To Know About Freezing Your Eggs
• Historic Houston ORs closing at Methodist
• Historic Fondren-Brown operating rooms of Houston Methodist Hospital closing

June 2018

• Cracking Tiffany’s Code
• Restored mosaic at Houston Methodist tells story of medicine’s evolution
• High Blood Pressure May Be a Factor in Dementia
• I Got an IUD and It Made Me Break Out Like Crazy — Here's Why
• Scientists Detect New Ovarian Cancer Target
• A Surgical Theater of Firsts
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Symptoms and Treatment
• Cultivating Good Eating Habits
• Like Father, Like Son
• How This One Workout Led to a 17-Year-Old’s Diagnosis With a Deadly Illness

May 2018

• Which Treatments and Therapies Are Available for Neuropathy and Nerve Pain?
• How to deal with hamstring injuries
• How Long Is Too Long to Have a Cough?
• Scicasts: Discovery will Impact Design of Drug Delivery Systems at the Molecular Level
• RD Magazine: Lab-On-A-Chip Device Mimics Eye Damage Due to Intense Light
• Bush 'quite moved' by Houston Methodist's atrium dedication
• Houston partnership launches Center for Health & Nature

April 2018

• Ways to Conquer a Scary Diagnosis
• What to Say to Someone Who's Very Sick
• Tackle Football And Concussions: How Young Is Too Young To Play?

March 2018

• 7 Reasons for a Late Period That Don't Mean You're Pregnant
• Most football players returned to NFL after Achilles tendon repair
• What Is Vulvodynia?
• Implantation Bleeding Vs. Your Period: How to Tell the Difference
• Free recipe could open field of biomimetic nanoparticles
• What Is Adenomyosis – and Could It Be Causing Your Period Pain?
• What Is SIBO – and Could It Be Causing Your Digestive Issues?
• New blood pressure guidelines may cause as much harm as benefit
• Plates Versus Screws Touted To Repair Jones Fractures
• Young Men Face Higher Risk for Rare Flu Complication
• How a Robot Arm in Space Inspired Tech for Surgery on Earth

February 2018

• MLB Players Have High Return To Sport After UCL Repair
• Benefits for Humanity: From Space to Surgery
• 7 Horrifying Consequences of Taking Steroids
• Revolutionary colon cancer procedure
• Weak Evidence for Vitamin E as Tardive Dyskinesia Treatment
• A Young Heart in the Right Hands
• People can get flu up to three times this flu season
• Telescopic treatment for wet, dry macular degeneration
• When Counting Sheep Doesn't Cut It: How Dancers Can Deal with Insomnia

January 2018

• 7 Strategies for Avoiding the Kind of Overdose That Ended Tom Petty's Life
• Over 1,000 Heart Transplants Performed At Houston Methodist
• New guidelines give physicians added response time for strokes
• New cervical cancer treatment offered across Houston
• Can Botox be used to treat teeth grinding?
• Cycling Won't Sabotage a Man's Sex Life: Study
• New Treatment Options Available For Migraines And Headaches
• A warning about potentially deadly diet pills
• Astros players, Orbit visit patients at Houston Methodist Hospital
• Intense flu season strains Houston-area care centers
• New Findings may Change How High Cholesterol is Managed in the Future
• Faith and science a natural mix for Houston Methodist president
• What is hypoxia and how does it happen?
• How to get over gym anxiety and rock the new year

December 2017

• Kidney donor finds reward in saving someone's life
• With the Astros’ victory celebration in full swing, a heart-stopping drama was playing out behind the scenes: the race to save a beloved coach’s life
• ¿Cómo prevenir lesiones?
• Hunters share special bond that helps keep them alive
• ‘A very wily opponent’: New findings bring scientists closer to defeating group A strep
• Differentiating the Diagnosis of RLS: William G. Ondo, MD
• NFL careers shortened by injury even after surgery

November 2017

• Strep Throat: How Horses Are Helping Find A Cure For Winter Scourge Affecting Millions
• Some easy tips for a healthier holiday season
• Out of Harvey's ruin, a heart patient gets a new shot at life
• How to prepare your family for celebrating holidays with someone with Alzheimer's
• New invention could fight O.R. infections
• Breakthrough: Some cases of schizophrenia and bipolar caused by autoimmune disease
• Vineyard Vines Extends Partnership With Jim Nantz
• The Complex Relationship Between Stress and Seizures
• 70-year-old malaria drug may boost cancer treatment
• 9 deportes que podrás practicar hasta que seas viejito
• ESPN: Deshaun Watson out for season after tearing ACL
• Young Caregivers in the U.S. Face Adult Challenges
• On the Side: Stephen Incavo, M.D.
• Spotlight: Thomas MacGillivray, M.D.
• Twin Skin

October 2017

• Alzheimer's disease warning signs and prevention
• Methodist female chair made president of surgical college
• Cancer patients sometimes experience chemo brain
• State Laws Help Reduce Concussions in Youth Sports
• Stem cells may successfully treat stroke symptoms
• Vibrating capsule relieves chronic idiopathic constipation
• Caregiving: Choosing with Care
• Houston family donates $101M to Methodist to boost neuroscience research
• New Studies Shed Light on Clavicle Fractures in NFL Players
• Musical Medicine: Hospital Concert Series Just What the Doctor Ordered
• Researchers Find Women Make Better Surgeons Than Men
• Medical opinion: Tibial plateau fractures explained
• Healthy woman takes part in Alzheimer's study after losing father to disease
• Lower extremity clinicians absorb hurricanes’ impact

September 2017

• 3-D printing proves to be valuable tool for Houston doctors
• Nurses step up during Hurricane Harvey
• There Could Soon be a Cure for a Flesh-eating Bacteria that Almost Just Killed a Man in Texas
• Is a Minimally Invasive Procedure the Right Option for You?
• Happy Birthday, Dr. Michael DeBakey
• Mission to serve in Malawi

August 2017

• Could high doses of vitamin B supplements raise lung cancer risk?
• Microscopic Robots Are on the Way to Replacing Your Doctor
• Targeting Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Neurodegenerative Disease
• Athletes Need Treatment For Mental Health Issues As Much As Sore Ankles
• Researchers seek breakthrough on identifying breast cancer patients at risk for brain metastases
• Spaceman's eyes
• Lesión de rodilla en corredores, charla con el Dr. McCulloch del Hospital Metodista
• As Many as 1 in 3 Experience New or Worse Pain With Yoga
• Walk This Way and Kiss Foot Pain Goodbye

July 2017

• Is this a cure for ageing? Researchers successfully make old cells younger using groundbreaking technology
• Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria
• Houston Study Sheds Light On Drug-Resistant Bacteria Problem
• Houston Methodist supporters go for Peak Performances in Aspen mountains
• This 3-D-printed artificial heart actually beats
• What to Look for in an MS Specialist
• Medical researchers turning to private donations as federal funds tighten
• 9 Clear Signs You Have Irritable Bowel Syndrome
• A noisy bedroom may not be good for your fertility

June 2017

• Different Types of Music May Aid Stroke Recovery
• Big breakthrough achieved in organ transplants
• Houston Methodist Center for Performing Arts Medicine Receives National Award
• How Neuropsychiatry Can Help You Find the Right Medication — Right Now
• How Much Cardio Do You Really Need?
• Prevención y tratamiento de las lesiones más comunes de correr (Preventing and treating the most common running-related injuries)
• Study Hints at Link Between Some Statins, Parkinson's Risk
• Lever test yielded high sensitivity, specificity in diagnosis of ACL injury
• 6 Ways To Survive Summer Travel With A Chronic Illness
• Researchers Study How Your Favorite Song Affects Your Brain
• Boys More Likely to Hide a Concussion Than Girls
• 6 Reasons You're Still Injured
• Asombrosamente – La Memoria (Brain Games – Memory)
• How long do you have left to live? A new AI could have the answer
• Adrienne Joseph achieves executive success at Houston Methodist 1
• 休斯敦卫理公会医院：传承和弘扬心血管外科鼻祖的“遗产”
• New Technique for Jones Fracture Fixation Improves Stability

May 2017

• Este algoritmo busca nuevos usos para fármacos que ya existen
• FOLFOXIRI-Bev tied to high response rate, surgical conversions in metastatic CRC
• How You’re Putting Yourself at Risk of Heat Stroke—Without Realizing It
• 休斯敦卫理公会医院神经外科主任：做一个“不知足”的医生
• Lamborghini Partners with Medical Engineering Institute for New Study
• Treating melanoma in the eye
• Companies Pursue Diagnostics that Mine the Microbiome
• Program makes treating concussions in rural areas as easy as logging on
• Houston Methodist Hospital installs Mazor X
• Nantz National Alzheimer Center on The Charlie Rose Show
• Athletes’ Deficits: Exercise may make you more prone to these vitamin and mineral gaps
• Houston Methodist Specialty Physician Group Leaders in World Class Care Close to Home
• The Dangers of Playing Doctor
• Caring for Someone With Parkinson's Disease and Psychosis
• Rocks in a soft place

April 2017

• Husband, Wife Team Up Against Cancer
• Parkinson's Disease May Originate in Gut, Study Says
• 6 Home Remedies for Carpal Tunnel That Really Work
• Hospitals Seek Creative Ways to Encourage Live Organ Donation
• Savior of T-cells may be enemy of liver immune cells
• Triathlon Death Highlights Risks Of Extreme Sports
• Aubrey Huff's book details dangers involved in abuse of Adderall by athletes
• Cardiologist uses 3D heart models to test, perfect difficult operations
• No, Marathon Runners, You Don’t Have to Worry About Your Kidneys
• Sport Hernia Surgery Can Shorten Career In NFL
• Father who lost his son hopes ECG law will save students from sudden death
• Inflammatory bowel disease, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease may be linked, suggests research
• Solutions: Hidden Treatment
• Specially-Engineered Nanoparticles Prevent Activation of the Immune System
• As Jim Nantz narrates your sports memories, remember heart and soul of every word is for cause dear to him

March 2017

• Architect of Change of the Week: Jim Nantz
• Innovative care produces 'miracle baby' for cancer survivor
• Less-Invasive Treatment Yielded Similar Outcome as Open-Heart Surgery, Study Finds
• The Life of a Rodeo Cowboy: Glory, Thrills and Career-Threatening Concussions
• Don’t let daylight saving time knock you off-kilter
• Houston Methodist IDs immune pathway that promotes tissue regeneration
• Will I Need Knee Surgery for Osteoarthritis?
• 4 Best Exercises To Do If You’ve Had A Knee Replacement
• Viruses being used to help cure disease
• Check your backside!
• A Bull Rider’s Breaks

February 2017

• Houston’s Million Dollar Society: Special Group Raises a Whopping $3.9 Million for Top Hospital
• Houston researcher: Do thousands with schizophrenia have a treatable immune disorder?
• Is Surgery Always Needed for Kids' Appendicitis?
• The word on cranberries for UTI treatment
• Knowing These 9 Concussion Symptoms Could Save Your Brain
• How 3D printing could soon help Dubai tackle its health disease problem
• Organ transplant centre to open in Abu Dhabi by 2018

January 2017

• Molecular testing in breast cancer to answer more questions in 2017
• Head Game: Tackling Concussions in High School
• 10 Steps to Creating a Dementia Care Plan
• What to Know about Rhabdomyolysis, the Potentially Fatal Condition Caused by Extreme Exercise
• Sharing knowledge and expertise
• Studies Link Some Stomach Drugs to Possible Alzheimer’s Disease and Kidney Problems
• Accomplished Boston heart surgeon starts operating in Houston where cardiac legends have performed
• Drug that improves blood flow in damaged heart might also fight breast cancer

December 2016

• Jasper County Deputy Recovering from Transplant
• Cousins battling kidney failure both receive rare transplants
• 4 Best Exercises You Can Do For Strong Bones
• Conference discusses how new breakthroughs in imaging can help cardiac patients
• For a young Katy woman and her family, new lungs were the best Christmas gift
• Managing expectations for Alzheimer's during the holiday
• Serious Yoga Injuries, Though Rare, Are on the Rise
• 10 Surprising Back Pain Causes
• A life-changing gift: High school students give boy 3D-printed hand
• How to protect yourself from blood clots while flying
• The 6 most exciting AI advances of 2016
• Why women need to stop trying to make Christmas perfect
• Houston Methodist’s Annual Holiday Concert Celebrates Landmark Arts Endowment
• Life Lines: Support groups offer information, advice, encouragement, and community
• Dying liver cancer patient first in Houston to have life-saving transplant using experimental procedure
• Was Football Safer Back in the Day?
• Lung disease can be deadly if left untreated, doctors say
• Houston Methodist West Hospital’s spine surgeon collaborates with top Chinese surgeons on new treatment concepts

November 2016

• Local Researcher Continues Work on HIV-Prevention Drug
• Mohammad Bin Rashid tours Valiant Clinic and La Ville Hotel in City Walk; praises private sector efforts
• Houston Methodist surgeon one of few U.S. doctors who dares perform marathon brain tumor removal
• Can Surgery Trigger Rare Muscle Disorder?
• 7 Things Your Muscles Are Trying To Tell You
• Researchers Discover Protein That Facilitates Immunity Against Malaria
• Bilateral US-Arab Chamber Of Commerce Honours Women Leaders Contributing to UAE’s Success
• Where did all the money go from the Ice Bucket Challenge to combat ALS?
• 8 Signs You Might Have Nerve Damage
• Researchers discover set of immune proteins that facilitate long-lasting immunity against malaria
• Dr. Winston’s Playbook: Leland Winston Chose Medicine Over Football, But Never Really Gave Up the Game
• Many in U.S. say “no” to scented rooms, products
• Spotlight: Alan Lumsden, M.D.

October 2016

• Houston Methodist hosts first annual Bricker Award lectureship
• A Guide to 13 Alzheimer’s Disease Treatments
• السفير الأميركي: الحوار الإستراتيجي بين أميركا والكويت سيؤتي ثماره
• More Kuwaitis receive treatment in US: Envoy
• Gene Deletion Points Way to Flu Treatment
• Johnson & Johnson, Texas Medical Center join forces to develop medical devices in Houston
• Meet the Doctors – A Team of Leaders in Breast Health – Right Here…Close to Home!
• Houston Methodist researcher receives $4 million to create triple negative breast cancer immunotherapy
• Texans players visit breast cancer patients
• Houston establishes itself as a pioneer in regenerative medicine

September 2016

• 11 Little Ways to Maintain an Emotional Connection With an Alzheimer’s Patient
• Young breast cancer survivor: Chemo Friday, back to work Saturday
• Explained: back injuries
• This may up survival for some lung cancer patients
• Safety concerns loom, but UIL doesn't mandate medics at football games
• Can Brain 'Pacemaker' Improve Lives of Head Trauma Patients?
• Former first lady unveils new health initiative at Houston Methodist
• New Approach Helps Ease Teens' Stubborn Concussion Symptoms
• Surge in ER visits for injuries, concussions from soccer
• Hospitals Expand Their Global Reach
• Crece huella del Hospital Houston Methodist en AL
• Laser pointers can cause serious eye damage in kids

August 2016

• Artificial Intelligence Can Identify Breast Cancer Risk at 30 Times The Speed of a Human
• Breakthrough in pain relief makes surgery opioid free
• To Sit or Not to Sit: That Is the Question (At Work, Anyway)
• CARE Academy in National Medical Care Company signs MoU with Houston Methodist Global Health Care Services in efforts to develop health care services for Saudi Citizens
• Touching a Nerve: Cedric the Entertainer is on a mission to educate others about diabetic nerve pain
• 8 Types Of Health Experts That Seem The Same But Aren't
• A Gentle Giant
• An Olympic Reach
• Six-way kidney transplant part of 'pay-it-forward' movement

July 2016

• How Long Will JJ Watt Be Out?
• Houston Methodist physicians make rounds on Aspen fairways, house calls in the mountains
• México tiene ocho robots Da Vinci para tratar el cáncer de próstata
• Severe diabetic retinopathy linked to depression
• Tissue-engineered model of human colon should improve cancer research
• Remote-controlled implantable device delivers HIV prevention drug
• Baby boomers find a new fitness groove as they age
• Concussion Rates Have Doubled Among U.S. Kids
• Playing It Safe
• DeBakey's legacy still felt in Houston, health care

June 2016

• Olympic javelin hopeful Devin Bogert works through injury
• Stem Cell Research May Help ALS Patients, Study Shows Promise But Has Yet to Confirm Benefits
• Peter Oosterhuis On Feherty: The Best, Most Important Episode Yet
• Feherty visits Dr. Joseph Masdeu at the Nantz National Alzheimer Center
• Jim Nantz on the creation of the Nantz National Alzheimer Center
• Peter Oosterhuis talks Alzheimer's on 'Feherty'
• Texas A&M, Methodist hospital launch medical program with emphasis on invention
• Snapshots of Life: Finding a Cube for Cancer
• Texas Woman Wakes From Surgery With British Accent
• Houston FBI agents train for mass shootings after Orlando nightclub attack
• GERD reflux implant study
• México, dentro de los países de AL que realizan turismo médico
• Houston man headed to transplant games
• Research Points to ‘Smoking Gun’ for PPI Risks
• Cancer MoonShot 2020 announces breast cancer working group

May 2016

• Vertigo: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
• Lab Chat: Delivering nanoparticles in a Trojan horse
• FDA Warns of Tendon Damage Linked to Antibiotics
• Could space research offer new hope for cancer patients?
• Repetitive football hits may cause visual abnormalities
• World's first skull-scalp transplant patient returns to Houston fully recovered a year after his marathon surgery
• Study suggests why common heartburn drugs increase risk for dementia, heart disease
• The strength of a mother's heart
• Combining Pap and hrHPV Tests Could Drastically Reduce Cancer Miss Rates
• Nanoparticle Strategy Enhances Delivery of Cancer Drugs

April 2016

• Can Certain Allergy Meds Worsen Restless Legs Syndrome?
• Do we really need probiotics in our coffee, granola and nut butter?
• Houston, The Eagle Has Landed: Revolutionary Brain Surgery Technology Comes To Texas
• 2 with ALS part of statistical minority
• Dr. Jenny Chang, cancer fighter, focuses on patient care
• Caring for Someone with Alzheimer’s Disease
• Living longer, healthier lives is meaty focus of Houston Methodist dinner at Vallone's
• Houston Methodist and NASA launching unique nanomedicine experiment
• 70-year-old kidney donor, recipient members of same church
• Decades after pediatric heart surgery, new problems emerging for many patients
• Why don't we talk about miscarriages?

March 2016

• 10 Things Doctors Want You to Know About Prostate Cancer
• Low FODMAPs Diet in IBS: Experts Disagree on Evidence of Efficacy
• Golfer grateful for heart transplant surgery
• Could a Low-Risk Surgery Help Chronic Heartburn?
• Breast cancer most curable of all cancers, says leading surgeon
• What causes inflammation?
• Tricking tumor cells to accept a lethal payload
• Doctors help NCAA players avoid concussions, other neurological injuries
• Houston Methodist Hosts First World Conference On Cerebral Flow Diversion
• New cancer drug delivery system could be ‘transformational’
• Study shows use of two screening tests catches more cervical cancers
• What to eat drink and do to relieve constipation
• 94-year-old veteran celebrates heart surgery success
• 3-D imaging could benefit laparoscopic surgery
• Medical professionals stay on standby at Houston Rodeo
• Houston doctors seek solution for patients with rare heart cancer
• A New Home For Surgical Education

February 2016

• Texas hospitals announce first quick test for Zika that could help identify when the virus reaches U.S.
• Anxiety in Women May Mask Heart Disease Symptoms, Researchers Say
• Blood-Brain Barrier & The Spinal Cord
• The American College Of Surgeons And MITIE Join Forces To Ensure Retraining Of Surgeons
• 1 in 4 Breast Lumpectomies Requires More Surgery
• 7 Weird Things That Happen To Your Feet As You Get Older
• Give Up Your Data to Cure Disease
• Corazones Descuidados

January 2016

• For older adults, aerobic activity key in brain
• Meraas Announces Valiant Clinic at CITY WALK Dubai
• Green, leafy vegetables may help prevent glaucoma