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Angela Erickson, MA, LIMHPAs a counselor with the Methodist Hospital Community Counseling Program, Angela Erickson, MA, LIMHP, most enjoys “being part of the process of change.”Erickson has experience working with clients of all ages, but she’s especially passionate about helping young people naviga…

Growing up, Matthew Brady, MD, always looked forward to his interactions with doctors. “I always remember how good physicians made me feel,” said Dr. Brady, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist at Methodist Women’s Hospital. “Good doctors will not only address your medical concerns, they’ll address…

Mollie Brittan, MD, became interested in medicine at a young age because her father is a physician. “I thought it was cool how much he enjoyed working with his patients and how everyone in town knew him,” she said. As a pulmonologist with Methodist Physicians Clinic, Dr. Brittan enjoys building tr…

Brian Niedzwiecki has a message for young adults battling cancer: “It’s OK to cry. It’s OK to be anxious. It’s OK to be depressed. What you cannot do is let those emotions control your life.” His advice comes from his own experience dealing with the physical and emotional fallout of a cancer diag…

As a counselor with the Methodist Hospital Community Counseling Program, Angela Erickson, MA, LIMHP, most enjoys “being part of the process of change.” Erickson has experience working with clients of all ages, but she’s especially passionate about helping young people navigate the many transitions …

Travis Rosenkranz, MD, credits a number of injuries as a young athlete and some early encounters with sports medicine physicians for initially piquing his interest in the idea of medical school. Once he got there, he gravitated toward cardiothoracic surgery and found his calling. “I’m still in awe …

Whether he’s working in the clinic or hospital, internist Josh Edgar, MD, values the relationships he’s able to build with each patient. “In primary care, the relationship between the patient and the doctor is incredibly important,” said Dr. Edgar, who is now caring for patients at Methodist Physic…

You’ve likely heard of heart disease or cardiovascular disease, two terms that can be used interchangeably. Heart disease generally refers to the narrowing or blockage of blood vessels in the heart. There are many things you can do to reduce your risk of heart disease, such as: Eating a healthy di…

While new Alzheimer’s therapies are on the horizon, they won’t be for everyone who might be at risk of developing dementia. But a growing body of research indicates that everyone can help reduce their risk of Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia with healthy lifestyle habits, said Lindy Fields, …