Resonance podcast: Exploring the tumor microenvironment
Cancer research continues to evolve, and knowing the biological mechanisms of how cancer cells survive is crucial to understanding how to effectively treat it. David
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Living with alopecia: Resilience through shared experiences and support
At first, I thought my then seven-year old daughter, Sophia, had her hair pulled up too tight in the “up-do” she got at her friend’s
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Throwback Thursday: Take a hike!
Summer might be winding down, but it’s not too early to start thinking about fall getaways. Autumn is a great time to go hiking –
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A letter to the MS1 class
Editor’s note: This blog post was originally published under the pseudonym, “Sylvia Tweedam,” as part of a medical school project. The post has been updated
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Healthy Habits: Strength training, nutritious substitutions key for Jennifer Cleveland
It can sometimes be difficult to find ways to stay healthy, so we’ve asked members of our Baylor College of Medicine community to share what
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Driving safety tips for the long weekend
Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer. While we want everyone to enjoy the holiday, it’s one of the most dangerous weekends to
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Resonance podcast: Designing body armor for soldiers
World War II marked the introduction of the ballistics vest, which was used as a technological tool to protect U.S. soldiers. Since then, defense specialists
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Growing Up Baylor: Dr. Felicia Skelton-Dudley
Imagine studying, training and eventually working at the same institution during the span of your career. A special group of physicians, faculty members, researchers and
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Healthy Habits: Dr. Philip Carrott visits museums, enjoys cycling to stay active
It can sometimes be difficult to find ways to stay healthy, so we’ve asked members of our Baylor College of Medicine community to share what
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Body of Work podcast: Healthcare on a global scale
While global health challenges such as AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria are still prevalent, non-communicable conditions such as heart disease and cancer are also significantly impacting
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