Don’t stay thirsty, my friends
Dr. Irvin Sulapas talks about how hydration is a key to good health and warns of the risk of overhydration.
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Search Results for: women in science
Maternal mental health: understanding postpartum mood disorders
Baylor College of Medicine expert Dr. Elisabeth Netherton weighs in on maternal mental health and postpartum depression.
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NPSR1 gene link to endometriosis reveals a potential drug target
Combining genetic analyses of humans and rhesus macaques provided confidence and motivation to continue chasing genes linked to endometriosis.
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Trailblazing in surgery and medicine: Interview with Dr. Mary Brandt
Medical student Dina Zamil talks to Dr. Mary Brandt about some of her experiences and passions as a woman in surgery.
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How to practice socialization after thriving in isolation
How do you return to socializing after isolation? A psychologist at Baylor College of Medicine shares tips.
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The changing climate of friendship
History demonstrates that we have a capacity for same-gender friendships. But is it possible that they are less important today?
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How to survive and thrive: Labor and friendship among early humans
A closer look at friendships among early humans and how they led the way into how we think about gender, societal norms and policies.
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How we got here: The origin and function of friendship
Editor’s note: This is the first post in a three-part series on friendship. Why do humans across many cultures value and celebrate friendship? In many
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Identifying rare genetic variants that increase risk for lung cancer
Exome sequencing identified new variants that lead to higher levels of DNA damage, which increases the susceptibility for multiple cancers.
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Pandemic, power outages, and…policy on child poverty?
There is is growing interest in a policy change that would have enormous health benefits for children, families, and our society.
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