Top five most viewed Images of the Month in 2024
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Top five most viewed Images of the Month in 2024

Our viewers selected these Images of the Month as the most popular of 2024.

Exploring new frontiers in brain health and neuromodulation and their policy implications
Policywise

Exploring new frontiers in brain health and neuromodulation and their policy implications

Dr. Christine Yin examines Holly Shilstone's hands in an exam room.
The Stitch

See how Botox is easing the pain of Raynaud’s phenomenon

A person leaning on their knees following a workout in a wooded park.
Momentum

Recover the right way

Older woman having her hair cut at a salon.
Momentum

Yes, your hair is changing

Medical student-mentor teams in research: Dr. Richard Bui and mentor Dr. Chase McNeil share their experience with SOAR
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Medical student-mentor teams in research: Dr. Richard Bui and mentor Dr. Chase McNeil share their experience with SOAR

Momentum

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

Three students practicing breathing assistance with mannequins.
Momentum

Welcome to the newest class of Nurse Anesthesia students!

Our incoming Doctor of Nursing Practice Program – Nurse Anesthesia students had their first day of classes last week.

A planning journal showing tips on making SMART goals next to a cup of coffee and a watch.
Momentum

You didn’t meet your goals for 2024. Now what?

A trainer standing behind a person who is lifting a weight. The lifter holds a purple dumbbell stretched straight to their side, while the trainer guides their arm.
Momentum

Occupational therapy: what patients need to know

PolicyWise

Stories from the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy.

Illustration of eight hands with different skin colors joined in a circle.
Policywise

The need for language inclusivity in clinical research

The urgent need to advocate for language inclusivity in clinical research and to examine why this issue continues to be a barrier. 

Championing better care for adolescents with iron deficiency: Highlighting the impact of quality improvement initiatives
Policywise

Championing better care for adolescents with iron deficiency: Highlighting the impact of quality improvement initiatives

Hospital ethics committees: An untapped resource in charity care allocation
Policywise

Hospital ethics committees: An untapped resource in charity care allocation

From The Labs

Read more about research at Baylor College of Medicine.

Microscopic image of neurons reaching toward and a cloud of astrocytes.
From The Labs

Image of the Month: Astrocytes, neurons and memory

Neurons (green) and astrocytes (red) work together to regulate storage and retrieval of memories.

A person holding a strand of their hair between their fingers.
From The Labs

Understanding the cascade of molecular events leading to Rett syndrome

Mapping functional relations among proteins and genes helps illuminate their role in cancer
From The Labs

Mapping functional relations among proteins and genes helps illuminate their role in cancer

The Stitch

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

Breakfast oatmeal with mixed berries and almond slices.
The Stitch

Why a balanced breakfast should be part of your 2025 goals

Senior registered dietitian Claire Edgemon shares the importance of having a balanced breakfast.

Elexis Williams showing a patient an information packet. The patient wears a black jacket and a face mask.
The Stitch

Caring for your feet with a diabetes diagnosis

A cheerful holiday spread. Christmas lights in the background illuminate a table where a man pours wine while others eat.
The Stitch

Holiday season on a budget: tips for festive and frugal celebrations