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julio 22, 2026 – Pregnant with her second child, Maria Isabel anticipated a smooth transition into becoming a mom of two. When she discovered baby boy Fernando would be born with a congenital heart defect, her family began plans to deliver Fernando in South Florida hospital in order for Fernando to be transferred quickly to Nicklaus Children’s Hospital and receive surgery for his complex cardiac defects.

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junio 30, 2026 – Durante una visita prenatal, Lisa, la mamá de Samuel, notó que la técnica de ultrasonido se tomaba un poco más de lo habitual y no respondía sus preguntas directamente. Inmediatamente, sabía que algo estaba mal con su bebé. El médico vino y le dijo a Lisa que su bebé podía nacer con labio leporino. El pequeño Samuel y su familia encontraron la atención que necesitaban en el Nicklaus Children’s Hospital.

New Florida Heart Law Highlights the Importance of EKG Screenings for Student-Athletes

julio 09, 2026 – Starting with the 2026-2027 school year, Florida’s Second Chance Act will require many high school student-athletes to complete a one-time electrocardiogram, or EKG, before participating in sports governed by the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA). The new requirement is intended to help detect hidden heart conditions that may increase a young athlete’s risk for sudden cardiac arrest.

The Future of Pediatric Cardiac Research at Nicklaus Children's Hospital

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