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DFW Child: Sports are good for kids with ADHD and more dangerous
Playing sports can be beneficial for kids with ADHD, but also comes with a higher risk of injury.
Top Tips for Coaches
In youth sports, there are many actions that can help keep young and growing athletes on the field. Nurse practitioner Stephanie de Jager, M.S.N., CPNP, says, “...
Teaming Up with Local Coaches to Help Keep Young Athletes Safe
As pediatric sports medicine experts, our team is here to take care of injuries, but we spend much of our time working to help kids stay on the field. Through p...
Scottish Rite Hospital Hosted Dallas ISD Educational Nurses Conference
On Friday, August 16, our hospital hosted the 2nd annual Dallas Independent School District’s Educational Nurses Conference.
#SRHaccess Facebook LIVE Recap: Movement Science Lab Frisco
On this week’s Facebook live, Kirsten Tulchin-Francis, Ph.D., joined the segment to give us a first look at the state-of-the-art Movement Science Lab in Frisco....
Scottish Rite Hospital Hosts Collaborative Research Meeting
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children is hosting the 2018 Annual Clinical Research Conference: The Future of Research, Now. For the eighth consecutive year,...
Mathew A. Stokes
Mathew A. Stokes, M.D., is a pediatric sports neurologist at Scottish Rite for Children and sees patients at our Frisco campus.
Sports Medicine
We specialize in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of sports-related injuries. Learn more about our Center for Excellence in Sports Medicine and the types...
Dallas Morning News: Injuries are a part of high school football. But to what extent can they be pre
Injuries can unfortunately be a part of high school football, but to what extent can they be prevented? The Dallas Morning News compiled a list of common footba...
Pediatricians Recommend Tougher Enforcement of Rules to Make Youth Football Safer
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has made new recommendations around the issue of tackling in youth football intended to improve player safety.