Patients, families and caregivers celebrated a new grant from Hyundai Hope on Wheels.
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Brock Cole's survival after cardiac arrest on a soccer field highlights the lifesaving importance of CPR and early defibrillation.
Her recognition reflects the importance of community engagement and volunteer leadership in improving health outcomes throughout the region.
On Nov. 4, Fred Lincoln’s friends, family and colleagues gathered at Magnolia Manor to surprise the grounds crew superintendent. During a ceremony, hospital leaders praised him and his staff for all they do to make Geri Moulton Children’s Park a place of serenity and hope.
The event was supported by a Good Neighbor grant from State Farm through Safe Kids South Alabama, helping connect families with resources and education to improve child passenger safety.
The international workshop highlighted the complexity of pediatric sedation and the importance of tailoring treatment to each patient's needs.
The research aimed to better understand the genetic alterations and microscopic characteristics of uterine carcinosarcoma and how those features relate to patient outcomes.
Proceeds from the second annual tournament support pediatric patients and families at USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital.
Teaching kitchens have the potential to become an important component of medical education and patient care, particularly as healthcare providers address conditions in which lifestyle plays a significant role.
From Disney monsters to Silly String spraying bug busters, team members at USA Health dressed up to the delight of patients and colleagues for some not-so-spooky fun.
Her passions include caring for infants, children, and adolescents with a broad range of neurologic conditions, both in the inpatient and critical care settings, as well as children of all ages with complex epilepsy in the outpatient setting.
The USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute closed out Breast Cancer Awareness Month by hosting an event that allowed survivors to step into the spotlight.
The appointments highlight the department’s participation in national pathology leadership – representing nearly 30% of the committee – and its commitment to resident advocacy and professional development.
