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Eyes all aglow while watching your holiday favorites? An ophthalmologist shares how to prevent eye damage
Elevating youth voices: Driving policy change from the Pele Chandler Youth Suicide Prevention Symposium
Scientists uncover nuclear droplets that link multiple leukemias, a potential new therapeutic target
Should you carbo load before a marathon?
Coping with the pressure to overeat during the holidays: A bariatric perspective

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Why in-person education is crucial for kids during COVID-19

July 22, 2020 back to school, Coronavirus, COVID-19, pediatrics

Drs. Amira Said and Lindy McGee discuss the upcoming school year and mitigating health risks during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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New insights into the mediators of patient recovery after CAR T cell immunotherapy

July 21, 2020 cancer therapy, CAR T cell, Clinical Trials, complete response, HER-2, Immunotherapy, Research, rhabdomyosarcoma

Clinical trial of novel personalized CAR T cell immunotherapy provides clues into what mediated exceptional patient recovery.

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Dimensions of time: Starting medical school in the COVID-19 era

July 15, 2020 Coronavirus, COVID-19, Education, Medical Education

I didn’t learn how to tell time until age nine. I had somehow missed the important lesson on how to read the hands on a

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Living with, through and beyond colorectal cancer

June 25, 2020 Allison Rosen, Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center

I came to Baylor College of Medicine in 2005 and worked diligently in a cancer research lab, a job I was passionate about. However, it

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Premature epigenomic aging acts like a ‘sleeper cell’ that is awaken by Western-style diet

June 16, 2020 early aging, endocrine-disrupting chemicals, environmental disruption, epigenome, liver disease, metabolic disease, Research

The epigenome is sometimes referred to as the “software” or “operating system” of the genome. It comprises small chemical modifications to DNA and the proteins

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Glued feet: The importance of compassion and healing in medicine

June 10, 2020 Education, Medical Education, School of Medicine

Ms. Cooper came to us after a truck ran into her one Saturday evening. She arrived in between the chaos of receiving two code-one gunshot

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Growing Up Baylor: Kris Marsack

June 9, 2020 Education, Growing Up Baylor, Physician Assistant, Surgery

Imagine studying, training and eventually working at the same institution during the span of your career. A special group of physicians, faculty members, researchers and

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Hungry to help: Food insecurity and COVID-19

May 26, 2020 Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Food Bank, Food insecurity, SNAP

In our hiatus from clinics, Baylor College of Medicine students have kept busy. Some have perfected hobbies, including baking, gardening, and golfing. Others have advanced

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Masks for mobility: Helping others regain physical independence

May 20, 2020 Community, Coronavirus, Education, Orthotics and Prosthetics

Coronavirus has shaken our lives. As a student in the Orthotics and Prosthetics Program at Baylor College of Medicine, I was recently in the midst

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Tips to navigate hearing loss and communication during COVID-19

May 19, 2020 audiology, Better Hearing and Speech Month, Healthcare, hearing loss, otolaryngology

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended our day-to-day lives and completely transformed the way we communicate with our families and friends. Because we are socially distanced,

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