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Brian Persing, M.D., will return to the Mitchell Cancer Institute, where he served from 2020 to 2024, to oversee clinical, research, and strategic initiatives while also caring for patients.
The Bramblett family hopes that sharing JB’s story may offer hope to others going through similar circumstances.
The Voters’ Choice Stroke Hero is selected through public voting, which gives communities the opportunity to recognize someone whose dedication truly changes lives. Voting is open March 4-18, with winners announced in May during American Stroke Month.
During the year, JB Bramblett will participate in fundraising and awareness campaigns alongside Children’s Miracle Network partners
The conference was a joint meeting of the Association for Academic Surgery and the Society of University Surgeons
Plans call for recent Spirit of Children donations to pay for a clinical canine program at the hospital beginning later this year.
With the right combination of treatment and healthy living, the majority of heart failure patients experience significant improvement in their symptoms.
After being diagnosed with prostate cancer, Rhett Plash sought a second opinion from USA Health University Urology. Urologist Christopher Keel, D.O., FACS, designed a personalized treatment plan based on Plash’s age, health, and genetics.
The study, published in Addiction Science and Clinical Practice, was the first demonstration that a low dose of ketamine could both relieve fentanyl withdrawal and prevent renewed symptoms after starting buprenorphine.
More than unveiling modern technology, the ECMO program is the fulfillment of a promise to the community.
Events such as the recent Mardi Gras parades are intended to bring bright moments for patients, families, and staff at Children’s & Women’s Hospital.
Under the MedConnect program, patients are identified for follow-up prior to discharge. Medical student volunteers are assigned to patients and contact parents using software that protects patient health information.
