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Dyslexia demystified: Challenges, misconceptions and realities 
Policywise

Dyslexia demystified: Challenges, misconceptions and realities 

Dyslexia is often discussed as a catch-all explanation for reading difficulties, affecting millions of children worldwide. Despite its common use, the term is surrounded by

Researchers discovered novel and unique neural signature for depression
From The Labs

Researchers discovered novel and unique neural signature for depression

A 3D illustration of the Lassa fever virus. Several bean-shaped globs with disc-like bumps all across them.
Momentum

Impact of Lassa Fever and its connection with the environment in endemic communities

A BiVACOR total artificial heart attached to mock circulation loop for pump hydraulics performance testing.
The Stitch

Heart disease and the quest for the perfect artificial heart

Image of the Month: Aging signs
From The Labs

Image of the Month: Aging signs

A person blow drying their long and curly hair.
Momentum

Haircare 102: scalp care, hot tools and more

Momentum

Read about health news, medical education, community updates, and events around the College.

A soccer player helping another tape an injured knee on the field.
Momentum

Turf and grass burns

Dr. Mike Ren has tips for the prevention and treatment of turf and grass burns, a common wound for football and soccer players.

Two people in a car driving toward a bright sun.
Momentum

Road tripping with incontinence: A comprehensive guide

A person in a yoga pose, propped up on their elbows while facing the mat.
Momentum

Staying safe during heated workouts

PolicyWise

Stories from the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy.

The potential of AI in healthcare: A double-edged sword  
Policywise

The potential of AI in healthcare: A double-edged sword  

AI could rapidly revolutionize diagnosis, treatment and patient care; however, it also presents ethical and practical challenges.

The crucial need for innovation in pediatric medical devices
Policywise

The crucial need for innovation in pediatric medical devices

 The age-driven risk dilemma: Why younger adults with significant cardiovascular disease risk factors often don’t qualify for preventive therapies
Policywise

 The age-driven risk dilemma: Why younger adults with significant cardiovascular disease risk factors often don’t qualify for preventive therapies

From The Labs

Read more about research at Baylor College of Medicine.

Not just a ‘bad guy,’ Tau also plays a ‘good guy’ role protecting our brains
From The Labs

Not just a ‘bad guy,’ Tau also plays a ‘good guy’ role protecting our brains

This study opens the door to potential new strategies to slow, reverse and treat neurodegenerative conditions.

Alterations in human gene TRPC5 cause obesity and postpartum depression
From The Labs

Alterations in human gene TRPC5 cause obesity and postpartum depression

Gene splicing gone wrong leads to aggressive medulloblastoma
From The Labs

Gene splicing gone wrong leads to aggressive medulloblastoma

The Stitch

Read The Stitch, the official blog of the Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery.

A gloved physician holding a patients hand while inspecting it.
The Stitch

The evolution and impact of hand surgery: an insight from Dr. Chris Pederson

Dr. William Pederson offers a deep dive into hand surgery, shedding light on both its historical roots and modern advancements.

A surgeon in an operating room manipulating the controls for a robotic surgery device.
The Stitch

Understanding robotic surgery: Why it’s a game-changer in modern medicine

An illustrated pair of lungs and the words "World Lung Cancer Day August 1."
The Stitch

Fighting lung cancer: Lung Institute experts’ perspective on World Lung Cancer Day