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Hook ’em! University of Texas football players visit St. David’s Children’s Hospital
The day before The University of Texas (UT) football team prepared for an away game in Iowa, three members of the team―Travis West, Turner Symonds and Cade Brewer—visited St. David’s Children’s Hospital to lift the spirts of some of its youngest patients.
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12/16/19
5 St. David’s Panels Selected for SXSW 2018
We are excited to announce that we have had numerous panels selected for SXSW 2018, giving us the opportunity to showcase some of the great work happening across St. David’s…
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1/22/18
What You Need To Know About Impetigo
Today more and more kids are spending time in daycare settings, which can leave them exposed to a greater number of germs and bacteria. Because children’s immune systems are still…
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12/6/17
St. David’s Medical Center NICU First in Central Texas to Earn Level IV Neonatal Designation by Texas Department of State Health Services
In August 2017, St. David’s Medical Center became the first Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in Central Texas to earn a Level IV Neonatal Designation by the Texas Department of…
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11/15/17
Protecting Teens from the Greatest Threat to Their Safety–Driving
In 2007, Congress established the third week in October as National Teen Driver Safety Week. Each year since then, our nation has recognized this week to increase awareness of teen…
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10/27/17
Car Seat Safety: A Priority for Riding in the Car
According to the CDC and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, motor vehicle collisions are a leading cause of death for children under the age of 14. Even though many parents…
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9/22/17

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Hook ’em! University of Texas football players visit St. David’s Children’s Hospital

5 St. David’s Panels Selected for SXSW 2018

What You Need To Know About Impetigo

St. David’s Medical Center NICU First in Central Texas to Earn Level IV Neonatal Designation by Texas Department of State Health Services

Protecting Teens from the Greatest Threat to Their Safety–Driving

Car Seat Safety: A Priority for Riding in the Car