Young, old should know signs of stroke
May is Stroke Awareness Month. Dr. Omar Tanweer shares who is most at-risk for stroke and what new stroke research says.
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Month: May 2026
Smoking and bladder cancer: What you need to know this Bladder Cancer Awareness Month
Learn more about why smoking is a major risk factor for bladder cancer this Bladder Cancer Awareness Month.
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Beyond the label – Closing the gap in AI medical devices for children
Artificial intelligence algorithms that meet the definition of a medical device, including AI-enabled devices and Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), are regulated by the
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Dr. Mary Estes named to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Estes is a leader in virology whose work has shaped the understanding of viruses that cause gastrointestinal disease.
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With so many vitamin options, which is best for you?
Claire Edgemon explains the best vitamins to take based on your needs.
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Big hair, sun don’t care!
Baylor College of Medicine dermatologists explain why, even with hair, the skin on your head remains susceptible to skin cancer.
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A body’s response that protects from atherosclerosis
Damaged endothelial cells in blood vessels are not passive bystanders, their response can potentially slow down atherosclerosis progression.
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A non-invasive treatment gives a steady outlook
Baylor Medicine patient Scott Slate shares how a non-invasive treatment helped manage his essential tremor.
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Summer skin care – what you need to know
Warmer weather is already here, and as we transition from spring to summer, Dr. Oyetewa Asempa, shares what skin care tips you need to know.
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A safe house for tumors: method reveals cellular makeup of tissues that favor metastatic cancer growth
The findings suggest that disrupting the cellular makeup of pro-metastatic niches could help treat metastases across multiple cancer types, in both women and men.
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