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Breakthrough in human norovirus research: scientists overcome major obstacle to grow and study the virus
From The Labs

Breakthrough in human norovirus research: scientists overcome major obstacle to grow and study the virus

February 5, 2026

Growing and maintaining norovirus strains in the lab allows researchers to advance studies of viral structure, antiviral drug screening and vaccine development.

Chocolate hearts.
Momentum

Is chocolate good for your heart health and your skin?

February 5, 2026
Women doing pelvic floor exercises.
The Stitch

Cervical health and the importance of pelvic floor wellness

February 4, 2026
These 22 genes could put people at risk of long-term health conditions following common viral infection
From The Labs

These 22 genes could put people at risk of long-term health conditions following common viral infection

February 3, 2026
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Momentum

Healthy Habits: Dr. Angela Haskins enjoys the Peleton for exercise

February 2, 2026
Rare tumors, rare dilemmas: When evidence runs out, ethics begins
Policywise

Rare tumors, rare dilemmas: When evidence runs out, ethics begins

January 30, 2026

Momentum

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

Hand Joined In Circle Holding Cervical Cancer Symbol
Momentum

Cervical cancer screening updates are a major step forward in saving lives

January 29, 2026

Dr. Anthony Costales discusses the importance of cervical cancer screening and what women need to know about the new recommendations.

Sick woman drinking tea.
Momentum

Home remedies for cold and flu

January 28, 2026
Teal awareness ribbon for ovarian cancer, cervical cancer, sexual assault, and polycystic ovary syndrome near a stethoscope on a table
Momentum

Screen for cervical cancer at home

January 27, 2026

PolicyWise

Stories from the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy.

Don’t give up on our kids: Stop sending Texas youth into the adult prison system
Policywise

Don’t give up on our kids: Stop sending Texas youth into the adult prison system

January 23, 2026

Texas remains one of only a few states that treats all 17-year-olds as adults in the justice system. In some cases, even younger children are

How machine learning is redefining the “no sperm” diagnosis 
Policywise

How machine learning is redefining the “no sperm” diagnosis 

January 16, 2026
Addressing the shortage of registered nurses in rural America
Policywise

Addressing the shortage of registered nurses in rural America

January 9, 2026

From The Labs

Read more about research at Baylor College of Medicine.

New cell markers to track the most aggressive breast cancer in blood
From The Labs

New cell markers to track the most aggressive breast cancer in blood

January 29, 2026

Tumor cells that were frequently undetectable using standard markers became clearly visible when the team applied the new marker combination.

How too much of a good thing leads to neurodegenerative disease
From The Labs

How too much of a good thing leads to neurodegenerative disease

January 27, 2026
Fruit fly pigmentation helps researchers discover genes that control brain dopamine and sleep
From The Labs

Fruit fly pigmentation helps researchers discover genes that control brain dopamine and sleep

January 22, 2026

The Stitch

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

Dr. William Fisher with patient.
The Stitch

Protecting her future: Janice’s preventive pancreatic surgery story

January 21, 2026

A Baylor Medicine patient discusses her experience with robotic surgery to protect herself from pancreatic cancer.

A scarless option for thyroid surgery
The Stitch

A scarless option for thyroid surgery

January 14, 2026
A group of medical professionals wearing scrubs and white coats gathered in a hospital or clinic setting for a celebration. They are posing around a rectangular cake with a decorative design placed on a chair in the front row. Behind them, gold balloon numbers “900” are displayed on the wall, along with a clock above. Red and white star-shaped balloons are positioned on the right side, and a Baylor Medicine banner is partially visible in the background.
The Stitch

A landmark achievement in robotic heart surgery at Baylor St Luke’s Medical Center

December 31, 2025

From the Labs: Image of the Month

Close up of neurons from the brain cortex of a mouse with Huntington's disease. From the Labs: Human intestinal organoid

Healthy Habits: A DOC-umentary Series

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlNiMWHUhbc

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