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From The Labs

Novel approach restores sperm production in mouse model of infertility

The findings could point to a new way to therapeutically treat men and reverse their genetic infertility due to similar conditions.

Close up of golden dried Sea Moss in a clear bowl with a wooden spoon.
Momentum

Sea moss: Healthy or just a trend?

Social Media’s impact on children
Policywise

Social Media’s impact on children

Dr. Rafael Tomoya Michita named 2025 STAT Wunderkind
From The Labs

Dr. Rafael Tomoya Michita named 2025 STAT Wunderkind

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Momentum

Healthy Habits: Dr. Olivia Ginnard enjoys yoga, walking

Mary Lara posing with a group at a 5K.
The Stitch

Not cosmetic: How a breast implant saved a life

Momentum

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

Savory pumpkin dishes on table.
Momentum

Add pumpkin to savory meals for health and nutritional benefits

Dr. Luis Rustveld explains how to incorporate pumpkin in savory dishes while discussing its health benefits.

Woman relaxing in headphones.
Momentum

Prioritize self-care without feeling guilty

An orange plastic bucket labeled 'TRICK OR TREAT' is tipped over, spilling assorted Halloween candies including candy corn, wrapped chocolates, lollipops, and sweets in orange and black wrappers. Small plastic skulls and skeleton hands are mixed in, creating a festive Halloween scene.
Momentum

Trick or treat, watch your sweets: The Halloween candy sugar rush

PolicyWise

Stories from the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy.

Human connection in healthcare ethics: The nurse practitioner’s perspective
Policywise

Human connection in healthcare ethics: The nurse practitioner’s perspective

Every year, roughly 34.5 million people are admitted to U.S. hospitals. When we are sick in the hospital, we desire to be treated with dignity

How the pediatric workforce shortage places rural kids at risk in a changing healthcare landscape
Policywise

How the pediatric workforce shortage places rural kids at risk in a changing healthcare landscape

Eliciting and acting on “What Matters” as the foundation for age-friendly, person-centered care
Policywise

Eliciting and acting on “What Matters” as the foundation for age-friendly, person-centered care

From The Labs

Read more about research at Baylor College of Medicine.

Some human GII.4 norovirus infect cells better than others; researchers have found an explanation
From The Labs

Some human GII.4 norovirus infect cells better than others; researchers have found an explanation

The findings open new possibilities for identifying the elusive human norovirus receptor as well as developing vaccines and treatments.

Miniature noses to help prevent infections and promote nasal health
From The Labs

Miniature noses to help prevent infections and promote nasal health

Close up of neurons from the brain cortex of a mouse with Huntington's disease.
From The Labs

Image of the Month: Neurons in a Huntington’s brain

The Stitch

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

pink ribbon breast cancer on pink background.
The Stitch

Choose expertise and compassion in breast cancer surgery

Learn more about the Baylor Medicine breast cancer surgery team and our multidisciplinary model.

Baylor doctors find method to prescribe less opioids after lung transplant surgery
The Stitch

Baylor doctors find method to prescribe less opioids after lung transplant surgery

A group of medical professionals, including doctors and nurses, pose in a hospital setting to celebrate a milestone. They stand around a cake that reads '800 Robotic Heart'. Behind them are banners for 'Baylor Medicine' and the 'Center for Robotic Cardiothoracic Surgery'. The room features fluorescent lighting and a wall clock.
The Stitch

Leading the changes in cardiac care: Dr. Kenneth Liao surpasses 800 robotic heart surgeries