Protecting your voice at games and concerts
Speech-language pathologists share tips on protecting your voice from potential damage while using it at concerts or sports events.
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“The Stars Aligned”: One warrior’s journey with Parkinson’s
Allison Toepperwein and her husband Steven share their experience with deep brain stimulation for the treatment of movement disorders.
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Teen’s face restored with minimal scarring after severe injury
After a 10-hour surgery with Dr. Lucas Dvoracek, you would never know Aaron Silva had his whole face was crushed in a car accident.
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Lung Institute team performs successful rare dual transplant
Members of the Lung Institute performed a successful rare dual transplant for patient, Larry Nesler.
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Colonoscopies: the gold standard for screening
March is colorectal cancer awareness month, and Dr. Punam Parikh-Amin, Baylor Medicine colorectal surgeon, wants patients to understand that screenings are key to detecting colon cancer.
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Patient travels from Utah for open heart surgery
Jasmariah Swenson sought specialized cardiac care from Dr. Marc Moon and Dr. Jose Diez after an onset of chest pain.
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Repurposed credit card-sized technology improves and broadens use of diagnostic stool tests
Dried fecal spot technology provides reliable results on bile acid content in stool samples while offering the advantages of easier storage and shipping, reduced cost and improved safety.
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All about heart surgery
February is Heart Month. Gilda Martinez offers a general overview of what to expect before, during and after heart surgery.
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7 Tips for a healthy heart from a heart surgeon
Dr. Lauren Barron, Baylor Medicine heart surgeon, shares seven tips for keeping your heart healthy during Heart Month.
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Not too late to repair: gene therapy improves advanced heart failure in animal model
This work has important implications for the large group of patients with advanced heart failure for whom there are currently no treatments to improve their condition.
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