Have you ever wondered what it takes to feed an entire team of hungry NFL players?
Watch this video and learn how you can eat like a Houston Texan.
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Stretching has traditionally been an integral part of pre-game and practice warm-up routines. Today, most coaches employ a multimodal warm-up routine, that is, aerobic exercise (running), stretching, and ballistic (bouncing or hopping) movements. The conventional wisdom behind stretching is that it helps prepare the muscles for maximum effort, and helps to prevent injuries.
At Texas Children's Hospital, in addition to the care and safety of our patients, we also view the safety of everyone visiting and working in our hospital to be a top priority. That's why before opening outpatient services at the , we conducted realistic, emergency response simulation sessions to give our team valuable hands-on response experience in our new facility.
Tobacco smoke either causes or makes worse most breathing problems of children. The smoke that an unborn baby is exposed to when the mother smokes or breathes in other people's smoke is even worse.