Parkland News Flash - May 10, 2018

Beverages are the leading sources of added sugars in the American diet. Are you aware of how much sugar is in every sip of your favorite drink? Melissa Mendez, a registered dietitian with Parkland, discussed the dangers of sugary drinks and healthy swaps on KERA News.

One in 5 adults experiences mental illness in the U.S. Unfortunately, misconceptions and cultural stigmas keep some of these illnesses undiagnosed and untreated. In observation of Mental Health Awareness month, Parkland clinical psychologist, Angela Hill, PsyD, spoke with WFAA-TV (ABC) about how nutrition, exercise and professional help can balance physical and mental health.

According to Parkland Registered Dietitian Maggie Boyd, eating the right foods can help boost your mood and give you energy while others may leave you feeling down. Learn about the top 10 foods to make you feel upbeat and mentally sharp on WFAA-TV (ABC).

Parkland's move to the new campus in 2015 was no easy task. The new 870-bed, Parkland Hospital is twice the size of its predecessor and features state-of-the-art equipment and technology, requiring careful and thoughtful IT planning. Matthew Kull, Parkland's senior vice president and CIO, shared behind-the-scenes details with Health Tech Magazine.