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A Narcolepsy Story
A bright, driven teenager wanted to participate in activities but instead spent much of her time sleeping. After failed experiences with other specialists, Autumn received a correct diagnosis from sleep specialists at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s.
The Hantavirus Outbreak: What You Need to Know
Hantavirus is a group of roughly 20 viruses, most of which are spread by infected animals. But one strain, the Andes virus, can spread between humans.
Age-Related Voice Changes Are Common But Treatable
Age-related voice changes, called presbyphonia or presbylaryngis, are caused by the gradual weakening of the vocal cords.
How to Tell If You Have a Sinus Infection
Stuffy nose, facial tenderness and headache are symptoms that people commonly experience during cold and allergy season.
Can Nasal Sprays Prevent You From Getting Sick?
A variety of nasal sprays, some containing natural products like manuka honey, have been touted to block bacteria and viruses from entering the nasal passages.
‘Sleepmaxxing:’ Can Too Much Sleep Be a Bad Thing?
The social media trend encourages people to sleep as much as possible – sometimes 10 hours or more a night – in the name of self-care.
Heart Disease? Don’t Skip These Vaccines
If you have heart disease, getting vaccinated could do more than protect your lungs – it could help protect your heart.
Adult Cystic Fibrosis Patient Thriving with the Help of UH Program
In the 1980s, children with cystic fibrosis rarely survived beyond their teens. But advances in care now give adult patients the chance to survive and flourish.