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Why We Need to Pay More Attention to Concussions in Female Athletes
Believe it or not, female athletes in many sports have a higher risk for concussions than their male counterparts. Several recent studies have shown that in both high school and collegiate sports women have significantly higher rates of concussions than men who play the same sport (meaning they have a higher likelihood of injury per unit of playing time).
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Concussions on the Rise in High School Football—How We Can Protect Our Kids
Football—it’s an exciting, action-packed sport that many of our kids love watching, playing and talking about. They spend their weekends throwing the pigskin around the backyard and watching football on TV as they aspire to one day be as great as their favorite player. We support them at their high school football games and cheer loudly when they score a touchdown or make a last-minute tackle.
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Could My Picky Eater Have a Feeding Disorder?
If you have a picky eater, you’ve probably experienced some stressful mealtimes.
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‘I Felt Like My Heart Could Quit at Any Minute’
Two years ago, Don Schaus was moping around the house, wishing he could attend his grandson’s graduation. But he had heart problems, and that kept holding him back.
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Dr. P. Phillips Hospital ED Participates in Spring Festival
Members of the Dr. P. Phillips Hospital Emergency Department participated in last weekend’s Independence Spring Festival – an event that hosts local vendors, food trucks, games and activities for families. The team’s tent featured Orlando Health first-aid kits, pamphlets and flyers. The Air Care team even did a fly over of the event!
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After Losing 5 Babies, ‘I Really Wanted To Know What Was Wrong with Me’
As a young girl growing up in Guyana, Koshal Manieram often dreamed about her future family. In her visions, she had a wonderful husband, and they were loving parents to four children.
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Woman Fights Colon Cancer: ‘I Can’t Believe This Happened to Me’
It all started with a long-overdue colonoscopy. Amy Dittmar knew from her family doctor that people in their 50s should have one, but she didn’t see the need.
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‘Worst Headache of My Life’ Signals Something More Ominous for Nurse
Mother of two Crista Harris had a full life, with an active family and a job she loved as a nurse. A splitting headache threatened all that.
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Statement on Passing of Arnold Palmer
We are deeply saddened to hear reports that Arnold Palmer has passed away. Mr. Palmer lived an incredible life and accomplished so much on and off the golf course. He built a world-class medical center that has had a tremendous impact on the lives of children and families in this community for more than 27 years. As we wait for an official statement, our thoughts and prayers are with the Palmer family during this difficult time.
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Lockdown at ORMC has been Lifted, ED is Open and Accepting Patients
Update 6:30: After the devastating events of this weekend, the next several days will be extremely active on the main campus. The traffic and
