In Case You Missed It: A new look, dyslexia myths, twin astronauts, and more
Welcome back to our weekly roundup of news, events and announcements going on at Baylor College of Medicine and the health and medical world at
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Author: Momentum
White Coat Ceremony: Perspectives from a third-year student
As a third-year medical student, I wanted to share the unique perspective of the student who just started clinical rotations. I never truly appreciated how
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Avoid screen time before bed to boost quality sleep
Maybe you like to read on your iPad, Nook or Kindle before you enter dream land. Right after you lay down for the night, do
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Throwback Thursday: DeBakey leader in new era
Journey back with us this week to 1969. Richard Nixon was just sworn in as president. The Brady Bunch made its premiere on ABC. In
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Participating in the conversation: A physician’s responsibility
As physicians, we live in interesting times. Over a decade ago, the world was led to believe that vaccines were the cause of autism. The
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Do kids need sports drinks?
Although children may request sports drinks, they offer little advantage over cool water, say nutritionists at Baylor College of Medicine and the USDA/ARS Children’s Nutrition
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Improving heart health: Adding supplements to your diet
If you’ve changed your diet and added some exercise to your daily routine but you’re still looking to up your heart health, then over-the-counter supplements
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In Case You Missed It: Detecting autism, the fight against AIDS, the mystery of magnetoreception, understanding probiotics, and more
Hope that you’ve had a great week and enjoying a wonderful weekend. Here are some news that you may have missed from last week. New
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Combination of limes, sun can result in ‘margarita dermatitis’
Adding a slice of lime to a favorite summer drink is nice to cool off with, but it could leave your skin burning, say dermatologists
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Throwback Thursday: Lecture notes as art
Before Google images, Power Point, and clip art, professors at Baylor College of Medicine had to be pretty gifted illustrators to make detailed chalk images
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