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Sunscreen products on grey background, flat lay. Spring and summer protection against the Sun
Momentum

Summer skin care – what you need to know

May 11, 2026

Warmer weather is already here, and as we transition from spring to summer, Dr. Oyetewa Asempa, shares what skin care tips you need to know.

A safe house for tumors: method reveals cellular makeup of tissues that favor metastatic cancer growth
From The Labs

A safe house for tumors: method reveals cellular makeup of tissues that favor metastatic cancer growth

May 7, 2026
Green bug
Momentum

Uh-oh – what to do when you eat something inedible

May 6, 2026
Beyond DNA sequence and into 3D shapes: how bacteria manage DNA
From The Labs

Beyond DNA sequence and into 3D shapes: how bacteria manage DNA

May 5, 2026
Kim Worley
Momentum

Growing Up Baylor: Dr. Kim Worley

May 4, 2026
When families ask, “What’s next?” – and we don’t know
Policywise

When families ask, “What’s next?” – and we don’t know

May 1, 2026

Momentum

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

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Momentum

Stress through the decades: A guide to coping at any age

April 30, 2026

Dr. Eric Storch explains how the nature of stress evolves as we become older and some ways you can cope with it through the years.

Woman applying skincare.
Momentum

From serum to supplement: How niacinamide supports healthier skin

April 29, 2026
Couple holding a pregnancy test.
Momentum

What is infertility?

April 23, 2026

PolicyWise

Stories from the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy.

Children survive blood clots, but are we failing them afterward?
Policywise

Children survive blood clots, but are we failing them afterward?

April 24, 2026

Recent medical advances allow us to effectively care for more children with medically complex conditions, including premature newborns and children with acute and chronic illnesses.

Private equity, consolidation and the corporate transformation of medicine: opportunities and challenges for healthcare providers
Policywise

Private equity, consolidation and the corporate transformation of medicine: opportunities and challenges for healthcare providers

April 17, 2026
Managing clinical uncertainty
Policywise

Managing clinical uncertainty

April 10, 2026

From The Labs

Read more about research at Baylor College of Medicine.

Method reveals 3D structures of RNA-protein complexes in living cells
From The Labs

Method reveals 3D structures of RNA-protein complexes in living cells

April 30, 2026

This method helps researchers better understand how RNAs work in normal cellular processes and how things go wrong in disease.

Multipronged approach distinguishes gene function changes that promote Parkinson’s disease from those that confer protection
From The Labs

Multipronged approach distinguishes gene function changes that promote Parkinson’s disease from those that confer protection

April 23, 2026
How does ZR make cancer happen? Locking brain development in immature state can drive tumor growth
From The Labs

How does ZR make cancer happen? Locking brain development in immature state can drive tumor growth

April 9, 2026

The Stitch

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

Match Day Class of 2026.
The Stitch

From Match Day to residency: Guiding the next generation of physicians

April 15, 2026

Dr. Giang T. Quach offers guidance to medical students who just matched as they prepare for their residency journey.

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The Stitch

When childhood heart conditions become adult heart disease

February 11, 2026
Women doing pelvic floor exercises.
The Stitch

Cervical health and the importance of pelvic floor wellness

February 4, 2026

From the Labs: Image of the Month

Cell cluster of triple-negative breast cancer. Courtesy of the C. Cheng lab From the Labs: Breast cancer cell clusters

Healthy Habits: A DOC-umentary Series

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlNiMWHUhbc

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