Recognize the Signs Of Stroke, React F.A.S.T.
May is Stroke Awareness Month, and it’s a powerful reminder to learn how to spot the signs of a stroke and respond quickly. Every second counts when it comes to …
Community Health Topics
Welcome to our curated collection of articles focusing on medical conditions and community health topics. Within these resources, you'll discover valuable insights and practical information designed to enhance your understanding of various health issues affecting individuals and communities alike. From articles addressing common ailments to discussions on preventive measures and community health initiatives, our collection aims to empower you with knowledge and strategies to lead a healthier lifestyle and contribute positively to the well-being of your community. Explore these articles to stay informed, inspired, and proactive in managing your health and supporting those around you.
Public Pools and Splash Pads: A Safety Guide for Kingwood Area Parents
Public Pools and splash pads are where we gather with our families to welcome the warmer Texas weather. As summer approaches in our local communities, Kingwood area families are eager …
Measles Outbreak in Texas: What Kingwood Area Parents Need to Know
Recent reports indicate a rise in measles cases across Texas, raising concerns among parents and healthcare providers. For Kingwood area parents, understanding the risks, symptoms, and prevention measures is critical …
What Parents Need to Know About Dry Drowning in Children
While drowning is a well-known danger, many parents may not be aware of dry drowning—a rare but serious condition that can occur hours after a child has been in the …
Easter Egg Decorating: Fun, Safe, and Creative Ideas for Families
As Easter approaches, families prepare for festive activities, with egg decorating a cherished tradition. This enjoyable pastime brings families together and allows for creative expression for grown-ups and littles alike. …
Is It Stomach Flu or Food Poisoning
We’ve all heard it before—someone in the office calls in sick, saying they have “the stomach flu.” The next thing you know, half the office is feeling nauseous, running a …
Basketball Injuries: 5 March Madness Risks Athletes Shouldn’t Ignore
Basketball Injuries aren’t just a concern for college teams battling in March Madness; they’re also a risk for pick-up basketball games at local parks, gyms, and school courts. Basketball is …
Keep Your Family’s Spring Break Healthy and Safe
Spring Break is a much-anticipated time for Humble ISD families and returning college students, offering a break from school, time with family, and exciting local events. Whether you’re planning a …
Daylight Savings – Surviving the Time Change
Daylight Savings Time Change happens twice a year when millions of Americans reset their clocks for Daylight Savings Time (DST). While it may seem like a simple shift, the effects …
Wellness Destinations
Wellness destinations have become the primary motivation for travelers worldwide, reflecting a significant shift towards health-conscious vacations. In fact, wellness tourism is expected to grow into a $1.3 trillion industry …
Top 5 Pediatric Emergencies
Pediatric emergencies, such as respiratory distress, severe allergic reactions, seizures, traumatic injuries, and severe dehydration, can arise unexpectedly, demanding immediate medical attention. Elite Hospital Kingwood is committed to ensuring the …
Go Red for Women: Heart Health Awareness
Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women, and this alarming statistic underscores the importance of the American Heart Association’s (AHA) “Go Red for Women” campaign. Since 2004, …