When it comes to hurricanes, 2020 is a different year in the most unpredictable ways. At the beginning of the year, people worldwide were hit by COVID-19 pandemic that left millions infected with an unknown deadly virus. Surging Cases Of Coronavirus In the middle of grappling with the pandemic, a surge in coronavirus cases, and continued national unrest, the US State of Texas is at the ready … [Read more...] about Hurricane Preparedness During A Pandemic
Community Health News
Social Distancing While in Public Places
Students on university campus keeping social distance and wearing face masks due to coronavirus It almost feels that life never existed before the uninvited pandemic shut things down. We no longer hear music from local event venues or the activity of busy pedestrians traversing city streets during a busy workday. While we are in a phase of re-opening to the public, there are rules. As … [Read more...] about Social Distancing While in Public Places
4th of July: Top 5 Accidents and Injuries
4th of July is always reason to celebrate. Even this year with social distancing in place, families will still find ways to enjoy the day. There are many ways to get outside and have fun. We’ve compiled a list of activities that can turn fun into an unintended mishap which can mean a visit to the emergency room. What is your favorite thing to do to celebrate July 4th? Here is a list … [Read more...] about 4th of July: Top 5 Accidents and Injuries
Stress Relief
Stress During a Crisis It’s only fitting that April is Stress Awareness Month. We are facing unprecedented times regarding our health. Our health and the health of our loved ones is paramount always. We want to be vigilant and protect ourselves in every way possible. How does that work during a pandemic or if you have a history of a certain disease in your family? We don’t have a crystal ball … [Read more...] about Stress Relief
ALLERGIES, FLU, COLD, OR COVID-19
Shot of a young man and woman blowing their noses with tissue at home Do you know the difference? Pollen during this time is common and may cause several symptoms that look very similar to cold, flu, and even COVID-19. Allergies often cause nasal symptoms such as a runny nose and sinus congestion but do not usually result in a fever, as is found with coronavirus or the flu. While some … [Read more...] about ALLERGIES, FLU, COLD, OR COVID-19
9 Easy Achievable New Year’s Resolutions
When it comes to New Year's resolutions, it’s easy to get stuck on the same old things we want to change every year. Maybe you're going to start working out more, want to focus on becoming involved as a volunteer in a community organization, connect more with family members, etc. It's easy to let those goals fall by the wayside. Whatever your usual resolutions are, consider committing to more … [Read more...] about 9 Easy Achievable New Year’s Resolutions
World Pancreatic Cancer Day November 21
Pancreatic cancer has been in the news as some high profile actors such as Patrick Swayze and TV Gameshow Host Alex Trebek battled and are battling this deadly disease publicly. Alex Trebek did a PSA Announcement which you can watch here: https://youtu.be/DqVcN8F9wNE With a five-year survival rate in the single digits, pancreatic cancer is one of the world’s deadliest cancers. The time is … [Read more...] about World Pancreatic Cancer Day November 21
The Difference Between Heart Attack, Cardiac Arrest and Stroke
Heart attack and cardiac arrest— often used interchangeably but they are not the same. Most times, you might not even know what's actually going on in your body during these events. They, irrespective, are two serious conditions involving the heart and require immediate medical attention. To throw more light to this health issue, we spoke to Kingwood Emergency Hospital's Dr. Kim Waaso who … [Read more...] about The Difference Between Heart Attack, Cardiac Arrest and Stroke
My Baby Is Not Sleeping
My baby is not sleeping through the night? What can I do? Groggy eyes, a feeling of exhaustion and the most important question of when does a baby start sleeping through the night. These are just a few of the signs that set new parents apart from the more seasoned ones. According to the American Association of Pediatrics, babies do not have regular sleep cycles until about 6 months of age. … [Read more...] about My Baby Is Not Sleeping
