Addressing hunger on the ground in Colombia
May 28 marks World Hunger Day, a time to reflect on a problem still faced by many people despite advances in agricultural technology and government
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The importance of a research internship
How does an inquisitive undergraduate public health major find herself conducting bioethics research at one of the leading research institutions in the country? With a
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What you need to know about skin cancer
Dr. E. Ramsay Camp says early detection of melanoma, a type of skin cancer, is key to successful treatment .
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Dr. Thomas Kosten develops anti-Fentanyl vaccine
Each year, more Americans die from drug overdoses than in traffic accidents. More than three out of five of these deaths are the result of
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Water dangers: what to know before taking a dip
Dr. Sara Andrabi cautions swimmers against swimming-related illnesses and dangers ahead of the summer break.
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Baylor Medicine doctors’ team approach heals patient
Jay Netherly, a diabetes patient and Houston resident, cut his toe coming out of the shower one morning. He visited a few doctors and tried
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“I” before “E” in medicine and VIP patient access
We live in a world where immediacy reigns. From accessing a world of information in the palm of our hands within seconds to getting items
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Match Day: Class President Reflects on the Path to M.D.
In July 2019, my classmates and I sat on a bus to our orientation retreat singing, bonding, high-fiving and getting ready to willingly sleep in
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St. mother and the language barrier
Editors note: This piece is a personal narrative and does not make a specific policy or ethical argument It was a hectic day on service:
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Endometriosis changed her life, but this woman never stopped looking for relief
Alison Landolt hopes to save others from the suffering, challenges and low points she experienced in her search for Endometriosis relief.
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