For Dr. Beaudet: A tribute in song (and cups)
When some professors prepare to step down as chair of a department there can be luncheons, speeches and plaques. For Dr. Arthur Beaudet, the Henry
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Experts caution use of too much acetaminophen may lead to liver damage
Acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol®, is safe at recommended doses, and is popular for treating pain and reducing fever in both children and adults.
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Throwback Thursday: Snow in Houston?
For Houston natives it can be a shocking sight. Enough snow to create the base and mid-section of a snowman? But in 1973, our students
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‘Science Guys’ merge research and entrepreneurship
David Ferguson and Ryan Fleischmann, two self-proclaimed “science guys” at Baylor College of Medicine, are expanding their horizons from the lab to the board room
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Learning to love public speaking: Cheers to Toastmasters
When your boss or professor comes to you with a new assignment, do you silently hope that it’s anything but giving a presentation in front
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Control your weight, minimize cancer risk
Learn how weight management can reduce your risk of cancer.
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Consider alternative energy source for quick pick-me-ups
Thinking about grabbing a tall coffee or an energy drink to perk you up after a morning workout? Caffeine can be a good thing, registered
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Throwback Thursday: Around the table
In 1967, Friday lunch was a more dapper occasion, at least for our medical students. This Throwback Thursday we sneak a peek at student life
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A student's reflections on the SNAP Challenge
Can you live on $4.50 a day? That’s the premise of the SNAP Challenge. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (previously known as the food stamp program)
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Get the flu facts, our expert dispels myths
In the midst of an active flu season, and recent confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza in greater Houston area, our expert say it’s not too
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