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A yellow container labeled "wastes" filled with used medical equipment.

Trash talk: What to do with medical waste?

November 4, 2022 Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Environment, Global Inequalities, Healthcare Waste, Medical Waste

How much do you think about waste? There are some catchy slogans to inspire us, like “Feed the can, man” and “Slam dunk the junk.”

A grey microsopy image with several dark grey circular blods, representing breast cancer spheroids.

From The Labs

How breast cancer cells can become resistant to therapy

October 20, 2022 14-3-3τ, Breast Cancer, ERα36, estrogen receptor, Research, resistance to therapy

The findings may one day help overturn some breast cancer cells’ resistance to therapy.

A mouse eye that was rendered optically transparent with EZ Clear. The eye is made up of a glowing rainbow of colors.

From The Labs

Simple, rapid and robust method makes mouse whole organs transparent for imaging

October 13, 2022 EZ Clear, imaging, immunofluoescence, optically transparent tissues, Research, whole organ clearing

This new tissue clearing method simplifies and speeds up the process to render tissue optically transparent, enabling 3D imaging of entire, intact tissues or organs.

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Healthy Habits: Paolo Dugo aims for eight hours of sleep and enjoys playing basketball

October 10, 2022 Department of Family and Community Medicine, Healthy Eating, Physician Assistant

Paolo Dugo, a physician assistant in the Department of Family and Community Medicine, shares some of his healthy habits with us.

A display of three light-pink cloth ribbons. Each is looped at the top and folded over itself in the traditional breast cancer ribbon style. The three ribbons sit on a darker pink surface. The middle ribbon is larger, and the ones on either side are smaller.

The Stitch

Breast Cancer Early Detection: How and Why

October 5, 2022 Breast Cancer, Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center, early detection

“The earlier we can catch a cancer, the better the chance we have to beat it,” says Dr. Alastair Thompson, professor and section chief of breast surgery in Baylor’s division of surgical oncology.