A Parent’s Guide to Concussion Baseline Testing
As you cheer your child on from the stands, the last thing you may be thinking about is whether he or she will have a concussion this year. To be honest, it’s one of the
Staying Healthy and Injury-Free During Summer Practices
It’s no secret that Texas summers can be extremely hot and humid, making it a less-than-ideal time for doing a lot outdoors, especially preseason practices. Despite the heat, many athletes, spirit squads and marching bands
Preventing Common Youth Sports Injuries
Athletic activity in youth offers many benefits, including the development of fitness, motor skills and social skills, along with fostering a lifelong appreciation for physical activity and teamwork. But nothing has the potential to put a damper
Texas Health Plano’s New Center Set to Provide Comprehensive Approach to Pain Management
If you have dealt with pain for years or it is a recent development, you know controlling it can be challenging. And with the recent opioid epidemic sweeping the United States, you may be concerned
Sports Injuries Trends: A New (Old) Approach
At one point or another, most of us have experienced a strain, pull or even a tear. If you’re active and play any kind of sports, getting injured is always a possibility, but whether you’re
How to Gear Your Child Up for the Gridiron
Whether your son is gearing up for his first year of city league flag football or preparing for his senior season on the varsity high school team, kids and parents all over North Texas are