The aging brain and financial struggles
As we age, it may become easier to lose our keys, forget someone’s name, or fail to recall where we parked our car. But the
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Author: Momentum
Throwback Thursday: Fake it till you make it
Even if these men weren’t at the top of their class, they at least looked the part. Welcome back to Throwback Thursday, where we reach
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Gear up for Bike to Work Day
Get ready, because tomorrow, Friday, April 12 is Bike to Work Day in Houston. Biking to your workplace, if possible, is a great way to
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Concussions: What you need to know
It’s time to gear up for the spring sports season and although it’s an exciting time for children and teens, injury is always in the
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Allergies or reflux? What keeps you up at night?
Do you suffer from allergy-like symptoms that keep you up at night? One of the most important things to figure out is why allergies are
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Holocaust Remembrance Day: Dr. Ervin Adam’s story
Today, Monday, April 8, marks Holocaust Remembrance Day. Many people around the world are thinking of the past, whether it’s their own stories, those of
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Under pressure: Preventing and managing high blood pressure
Understanding high blood pressure and how to prevent it is a matter of working toward a healthy lifestyle. You may have had your blood pressure
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In case you missed it: Brain mapping, public health, genetics and more
We hope your weekend is off to a good start. Like most weeks, there was a lot of health related and Baylor College of Medicine
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How to communicate with your physician
Every day this week, during National Public Health Week, we’ve covered different public health themes, including food safety tips, school lunch safety, being healthy at
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Stay safe when you’re on the go
Today’s theme for National Public Health Week is about protecting ourselves while we’re on the move. Prevention is the key to staying safe while traveling
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