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Needle phobic? Try nasal spray for anaphylaxis

July 27, 2026 allergic reaction, Allergies, allergy, anaphylaxis, epinephrine, epipen, nasal spray

Dr. Aikaterini Anagnostou discusses a new treatment for severe allergic reactions for those who don’t want to use an EpiPen: nasal spray.

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Does seasonal affective disorder exist in the summer?

July 21, 2026 climate, Heat, Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Mental Health, Mood, seasonal affective disorder, Summer, weather

Dr. Nidal Moukaddam discusses how extreme climate and weather events affect overall mental health year-round.

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Growing up Baylor: Elizabeth Bosquez

July 13, 2026 Department of Family and Community Medicine, Growing Up Baylor

Dr. Elizabeth Bosquez tells us how training and working at Baylor has impacted her life and career.

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New research sheds light on why food allergies develop in children

July 10, 2026 allergenic solids, children, food allergies, global, pediatrics, risk factors

Food allergy is a growing health concern, currently affecting more than 33 million people in the U.S. alone. For years, parents and clinicians have faced

Pregnant woman taking prenatal vitamins.

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Why prenatal vitamins matter

June 29, 2026 Nutrition, obstetrics and gynecology, Pregnancy, Prenatal, prenatal vitamins

Dr. April Adams discusses the importance of taking prenatal vitamins before, during and post pregnancy for babies’ growth and development.

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Wastewater analysis offers a new way to monitor HIV in communities

June 18, 2026 HIV, hybrid-capture genetic sequencing, lentiviral vector, Research, Texas, wastewater surveillance

The team uncovered a significant association between HIV signals in wastewater and diagnosed HIV in communities.

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Researchers studied female Rett syndrome in detail for the first time

June 11, 2026 early genetic changes in Rett syndrome, MECP2, Research, Rett Syndrome

Understanding early and cell-specific changes in Rett syndrome provides markers to monitor efficacy of interventions and entry points to understand the brain circuits driving the condition.