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1.	Questions to ask your doctor If you have unusual symptoms or not sure what’s happening to your health, talk to your doctor. If you do not know what to ask, here are a few questions to get you started: How will... Unknown
2.	Questions to ask your doctor If you have unusual symptoms or not sure what’s happening to your health, talk to your doctor. If you do not know what to ask, here are a few questions to get you started: How will... Unknown
3.	ER Doctor After JFK’s Assassination Tells His Story (August 14, 2005) This feature article recounts the firsthand experiences of Dr. Phil Williams, an emergency room physician at Parkland Memorial Hospital on the day of President John F. Kennedy’s as... Unknown
4.	Former Parkland Doctor to Break Silence on Events Related to JFK, Oswald Slayings (April 1, 1992) This article reports on Dr. Charles Crenshaw, a former Parkland Memorial Hospital physician, who publicly breaks a nearly 30-year silence regarding the assassination of President J... Unknown
5.	Doctor Whispers His One Regret (November 16, 2003) This commentary reflects on Dr. Malcolm Perry, the Parkland Memorial Hospital surgeon who performed a tracheotomy on President John F. Kennedy. The article examines Perry’s lifelon... Unknown
6.	Local Doctor Recalls Day Kennedy Died (July 27, 1988) This newspaper feature presents a firsthand account by Dr. Richard Dulaney, a physician at Parkland Hospital during the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1... Unknown
7.	The doctor is in: how shared medical appointments benefit Parkland patients Group visits provide diabetes patients better access, peer support This won’t be a lecture,” the physician said with a smile to the six patients seated around a table in a small co... Unknown
8.	The doctor is in: how shared medical appointments benefit Parkland patients Group visits provide diabetes patients better access, peer support This won’t be a lecture,” the physician said with a smile to the six patients seated around a table in a small co... Unknown
9.	Born at Parkland during segregation; doctor now medical staff president Dr. James Griffin is the first African American to hold the position Born in an era of segregation and deep racial separatism, James Griffin’s career came full circle when he becam... Unknown
10.	Parkland doctor provides advice on how to avoid getting the flu, cold or COVID Prevention and personal precautions are key It’s a new year but respiratory viruses are still present with flu activity peaking between December and February. But could that cough,... Unknown
11.	The Doctor’s World: 28 Years After Dallas, A Doctor Tells His Story Amid Troubling Doubts (May 26, 1992) This article by Dr. Lawrence K. Altman critically examines claims made by Dr. Charles Crenshaw, a Parkland Memorial Hospital physician who publicly challenged the official findings... Unknown
12.	ER Doctor at JFK's Assassination Tells His Story. August 16, 2005 This article presents a retrospective account by Dr. Phil Williams, a Parkland Memorial Hospital emergency room physician on November 22, 1963. Delivered at a professional conferen... Unknown
13.	The Good Doctor Still Lives with Nov. 22, 1963. November 9, 2003 This feature article profiles Dr. Robert McClelland, one of the physicians present in Trauma Room 1 at Parkland Memorial Hospital during President John F. Kennedy’s final moments. ... Unknown
14.	Pneumonia Signs and tests If you have pneumonia, you may be working hard to breathe, or breathing fast. Crackles are heard when listening to your chest with a stethoscope. Other abnormal br... Unknown
15.	Men: How to take control of your health Men are significantly less likely than women to make regular visits to the doctor. On average, men live five years less than women. Regardless of your gender, taking care of yourse... Unknown
16.	Trauma Nursing Leadership The Parkland Trauma Nurses Clinician Program was first created in 1992 and presented at a podium presentation at the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma in 1995 by Jorie... Site Map
17.	Easy ways to prevent falls Adults who are 65 years and older fall more often. If you fall you can seriously hurt yourself, like breaking your hip or hitting your head.  Don’t let falls keep you from doi... Unknown
18.	Easy ways to prevent falls Adults who are 65 years and older fall more often. If you fall you can seriously hurt yourself, like breaking your hip or hitting your head.  Don’t let falls keep you from doi... Unknown
19.	Wegener’s granulomatosis Signs and tests Your doctor may order a blood test that looks for proteins called antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (ANCA), which are often found in people with active Wegener... Unknown
20.	What to know before taking antibiotics Antibiotics can save your life if you take them when you really need them. They can also cause problems if you take them when you’re sick because of a virus. Viruses cause colds, f... Unknown
21.	What to know before taking antibiotics Antibiotics can save your life if you take them when you really need them. They can also cause problems if you take them when you’re sick because of a virus. Viruses cause colds, f... Unknown
22.	Pulmonary tuberculosis Signs and tests Examination may show: Clubbing of the fingers or toes (in people with advanced disease) Enlarged or tender lymph nodes in the neck or other areas Fluid around a lu... Unknown
23.	Trauma Registry An important part of a Level I trauma center is that we work to understand more about traumatic injuries so that we can improve care and develop better ways to prevent them. As par... Site Map
24.	U=U: Undetectable=Untransmittable What is U=U? People who are living with HIV and take their medicine as prescribed by their doctor lower the amount of HIV in the body (called viral load). Once a person gets and ke... Unknown
25.	Healthy living with a disability Living a long and healthy life with a disability is possible. Routine physical activity boosts heart and lung health. Physical activity also helps prevent depression. These tips ca... Unknown
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