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When a stroke happens, life can change in an instant—and you know this feeling all too well if you or a loved one has experienced a stroke. However, it’s important to remember that recovery is possible, and you are not alone on this journey

When a stroke happens, you probably know that immediate care is needed to save someone’s life. Did you also know that where you get stroke care matters too? Several factors—such as the time a person exhibits

When a stroke happens, you probably know that immediate care is needed to save someone’s life. Did you also know that where you get stroke care matters too? Several factors—such as the time a person exhibits symptoms to the time they get care

May is Stroke Awareness Month, and at St. Luke Health Hospital, we are committed to raising awareness about one of the most serious and time-sensitive

The Houston Rodeo is a Texas-sized celebration of culture, entertainment, and, of course, iconic food. From deep-fried treats to barbecue feasts, the rodeo offers a variety of indulgent options.

You might think of brain surgery as something only used for the most serious, life-threatening conditions, such as a malignant tumor or traumatic injury. But the future of brain surgery increasingly isn’t just about saving lives,

St. Luke's Health facilities have returned to normal operations following the winter storm. Patients with questions about rescheduled appointments should contact their physician’s office.

Construction projects present hospitals and health care organizations with a complex dilemma: how to continue providing quality care to the patients of today while enhancing facilities for those of tomorrow. During a project,

When you think of Houston weather, cold weather and ice probably aren’t the first things coming to mind. However, Texans are no strangers to winter weather. It’s essential to know how to handle frosty

Healthy, strong ankles are essential for stability in everyday activities and crucial for sports. While it’s no fun to sprain or strain an ankle, the good news is that you can protect and strengthen your ankles to avoid injuries.

As the fall respiratory disease and vaccination season approaches, the usual viral suspects are poised to define it (again): COVID-19, flu—specifically, the A and B influenza viruses—and RSV.

Rick Riney arrived at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church early so he could rehearse with the choir for a special Mass. Already, the line of people wanting to see and touch the relic of St. Jude the Apostle ran throughout the inside of the chur...

If you notice signs of a stroke that quickly come and go in yourself or a loved one, you may be seeing symptoms of a transient ischemic attack,

Everyone experiences some vision changes as you get older, with the National Institute on Aging reporting that many seniors experience diminished vision up close and have difficulty

If you’ve recently been diagnosed with high blood pressure (HBP), or feel concerned about your blood pressure numbers, you probably have questions. The experts at St. Luke’s Health have the answers you need.

Men, this is a call to check in on yourself more often. It’s a fact: Men are significantly less likely than women to see a doctor or report symptoms, and more likely to put off checkups and medical care.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing health care, and we’ve only begun to understand its potential. Regardless of the hype—or alarm—surrounding AI, health leaders should view it as another advanced technology among many,