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Sep 22, 2026

TimmerieHOST
17:37
I want to make sure, Dr. Farnan, that we touch on We mentioned this briefly earlier that some hospitals are being called out.
TimmerieHOST
17:44
You had the great news this May with the Department of Justice inquiring into one of the largest children's hospitals, Texas Children's Hospital, where they stopped puberty blockers and they stopped surgeries and they had to pay $10 million in taxes.
TimmerieHOST
17:59
and penalties.
TimmerieHOST
17:59
Nothing will ever be enough.
Amber HumphreyHOST
57:36
But every single thought was running through my head of like.
Amber HumphreyHOST
57:39
I did my clinical rotation at the cardiovascular intensive care unit at Texas Children's Hospital.
Amber HumphreyHOST
57:43
That was my clinical rotation as an OT student.
Amber HumphreyHOST
57:45
And I did open heart surgery, feeding babies of open heart surgery.
Rob LaushesHOST
3:15
Also, two hearings held last week by the Texas House and Senate respectively discussed children's safety online in preparation for the upcoming session with a primary focus on social media and gaming platforms.
Rob LaushesHOST
3:28
Many witnesses who testified before the Senate State Affairs Committee last Monday also appeared before the House State Affairs Committee on Tuesday, including Dr. Daniel Flint, a pediatric psychologist at Texas Children's Hospital.
Rob LaushesHOST
3:42
As he has in prior testimonies before both chambers, Flint drew on his various firsthand experiences with clients at Texas Children's.
Rob LaushesHOST
3:51
Reiterating a phrase that would later be referenced repeatedly by lawmakers and witnesses alike, Flint asserted that, quote, State Senator Charles Schwartner directed a portion of comments at Flint in addition to the attendees, referencing the role of parental agency in protecting children from potential dangers online.
Ira PastorHOST
1:38
Uh, Dr. Donohoe specializes in some of the most challenging conditions encountered in neurosurgery, including brain and spinal tumors, hydrocephalus, spina bifida, as well as these complex skull base diseases.
Ira PastorHOST
1:52
And his training includes, uh, a neurosurgical residency at USC, fellowship training in skull base and endoscopic surgery at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Mass Gen, and pediatric neurosurgery fellowship training at Texas Children's Hospital.
Ira PastorHOST
2:06
Uh, and Dr. Donohoe is, you know, quite interesting, uh, aside from his surgical work and, you know, the stuff that happens outside the operating room.
Ira PastorHOST
2:13
He's also the founder of the Surgical Data Science Collective, which is this really interesting non-profit organization.
Nathan S. BryanGUEST
53:54
They were able to walk further on the six-minute walk test, showing an improvement in the functional capacity of the heart, and their quality of life got better compared to placebo.
Nathan S. BryanGUEST
54:05
And then let me take you through this trial here, because this is a patient we treated at Texas Children's Hospital and with a rare genetic disorder.
Nathan S. BryanGUEST
54:13
And so these kids are born without an enzyme called argininosuccinate lyase.
Nathan S. BryanGUEST
54:17
It's very complicated.
Nathan S. BryanGUEST
55:07
Then the question was, if it's nitric oxide deficiency, can we overcome that through product technology? And here's the lifelong blood pressure profile of a patient we published in the American Journal of Human Genetics in 2012.
Nathan S. BryanGUEST
55:19
You can see here, at five years of age, he was diagnosed with severe hypertension, put on a number of prescription medications to treat his high blood pressure without any real effect.
Nathan S. BryanGUEST
55:30
So in February of 2010, he came to Texas Children's Hospital.
Nathan S. BryanGUEST
55:33
He was in the pediatric intensive care unit.
Aproteem ChoudhuryGUEST
15:20
It really started first with a question.
Aproteem ChoudhuryGUEST
15:22
At the time, I was working at Texas Children's Hospital developing a mind-body medicine program in psychiatry, and we were deployed to Uvalde to serve as members of the behavioral, the statewide behavioral health response.
Aproteem ChoudhuryGUEST
15:39
There's ...
Aproteem ChoudhuryGUEST
15:40
At the time, there were very few psychologists and social workers, uh, working in Uvalde, and certainly not enough to deal with the community's emergent needs following the shooting.

19 MINS LATER

Scott SnibbeHOST
34:30
I think you s- you mentioned something about, um, pediatric communities and mind-body medicine.
Aproteem ChoudhuryGUEST
34:38
Yeah, yeah.
Aproteem ChoudhuryGUEST
34:39
So a few years ago, I had the privilege of working with the chief of psychiatry at Texas Children's Hospital here in Houston.
Aproteem ChoudhuryGUEST
34:50
She knew of my work with the trauma healing initiatives, uh, and the way in which we leveraged the mind-body connection as, as you stated, the way in which our thoughts, our feelings, our emotions, our beliefs are affecting our physiology, our actions, our speech.
Zeba KolaGUEST
12:56
I think since then, we've really gained a lot of experience in treating women for postpartum mental health changes.
Zeba KolaGUEST
13:03
So I work at Texas Children's Hospital, which is a reproductive psychiatry clinic, and all of us who work there have been trained in taking care of women during the postpartum period, understanding how hormones impact mental health and then the other things that impact their lives as well.
Craig CohenHOST
13:17
well.Um, and, and as we continue, Dr.
Craig CohenHOST
13:20
Brown, uh, what, what are some examples of ways Harris County Public Health supports new mothers in the Houston area?

5 MINS LATER

Zeba KolaGUEST
18:50
We use it as information.
Zeba KolaGUEST
18:51
If someone had a history of postpartum depression, that does increase their likelihood of having postpartum depression after another pregnancy.
Zeba KolaGUEST
18:58
But really what we want to do is use that information to empower people to seek care, and that's really the goal of our clinic at Texas Children's Hospital.
Zeba KolaGUEST
19:06
We see people preconception, and so oftentimes when we've taken care of someone during their pregnancy and up to a year postpartum, we tell them, "Please come back and see us.
Katie TaylorHOST
1:54
Here are the top twenty twenty-six twenty twenty-seven honor roll hospitals that appear in alphabetical order, and each of the following hospitals is either ranked number one or tied for number one in their state and region.
Katie TaylorHOST
2:08
So we have Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, Boston Children's Hospital, the Children's Hospital of Colorado Aurora, the Children's Hospital Los Angeles, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Children's National Hospital in Washington, DC, Cincinnati Children's in Cincinnati, Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, Seattle Children's, Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, and UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh.
Katie TaylorHOST
2:41
With these ten ranked specialties in total, there are three pediatric hospitals that are ranked number one in at least one specialty.
Katie TaylorHOST
2:50
And hospitals that were recognized for securing or reclaiming the number one spot in those specialty rankings include Boston Children's Hospital.
Katie TaylorHOST
2:59
They are seven specialties, cancer, gastroenterology, GI surgery, neonatology, nephrology, neurology and neurosurgery, pulmonology and lung surgery, and urology.
Katie TaylorHOST
3:14
Children's Health Dallas Scottish Rite for Children, number one for orthopedics again.
Katie TaylorHOST
3:18
And Texas Children's Hospital is ranked in two categories, cardiology and heart surgery and diabetes and endocrinology.
Katie TaylorHOST
3:27
So exciting.
Natalie WeberCORRESPONDENT
1:55
I'm Natalie Weber, News 88.7.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:58
Texas Children's Hospital has been named the top children's hospital in Texas and is among the nation's leaders overall.
Shelby RoseHOST
2:04
According to the US News and World Report, the hospital is officially number one.
Teresa ChapmanGUEST
58:15
Yeah, this was an interesting article.
Teresa ChapmanGUEST
58:17
It, uh, pediatric radiologists from five different major centers, including Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Seattle Children's Hospital, Lucille Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford University, Texas Children's Hospital, and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
Teresa ChapmanGUEST
58:35
They compile-compiled their safety data on the frequency and types of MRI safety events in their pediatric imaging departments that occurred in zone four, um, between the years of twenty seventeen and twenty twenty-two.
Teresa ChapmanGUEST
58:50
So of course, as you all know, zone four is the MRI scan room, the actual magnet room that's strictly controlled within the highest magnetic hazard.

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