At various points in her life, Adela Justice has spent her days working as a librarian and her evenings playing electric bass in bands and volunteering as a Texas reserve deputy. Sometimes she’s also juggled full- and part-time jobs in different libraries.
Justice, a senior librarian at The Learning Center, has a simple explanation for why she’s often kept such a hectic schedule.
“I learned it from my mom. She was a nurse...
We all face situations that can be demanding or harmful, or lead to fear and worry. That’s especially true if you or a loved one is undergoing...
Dragons are protectors, the young patient believed. So she envisioned herself standing next to a dragon in a giant digitally printed mural...
Growing up, Patricia Eifel loved to paint, draw and play the piano. But once she started medical school, Eifel discovered she no longer had time to pursue these interests.
It was after she earned her M.D., finished her residency and began a fellowship that Eifel had a revelation.
“I decided I wasn’t really content. So in a very deliberate way, I started making time for my other passions. I like to call the result my philosophy...
Growing up in Jefferson, Texas, Jasia Russell, didn't know anything about physical therapy.
That changed when Russell was 16 and her...
It's not unusual for a patient to arrive at MD Anderson with one diagnosis and leave with a different one.
For example, when approximately...
Imagine if you could monitor your health between clinic visits and quickly share the details with your care team.
That's the premise...
When Annamma Thomas began working here in 1981 as a nurse in the ICU, her colleagues soon dubbed her "Little Anna" to distinguish...
You can't always see cancer's side effects. Yet, changes in appearance or bodily functions sometimes lead to depression, anxiety and...