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The great journey to Match Day and beyond

March 13, 2018 Education, Match Day, Match Day 2018, Student Life

Almost four years ago, our medical school class gathered for the first time. Drenched in layers of sweat thanks to both the Texas heat and

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Could your seasonal allergy flare ups be allergic rhinitis?

February 26, 2018 allergic rhinitis, Allergies, Healthcare, Jordan Garner, Nicole Blanton, otolaryngology

Allergy flare ups can be a true nuisance and cause you to miss out on your favorite activities. But what if the runny nose and

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Addressing the future of ‘right to try’ laws and patient care

February 23, 2018 Dr. Stephanie Morain, Health Law, Health Legislation, health policy, Right to Try

Earlier this month, six scholars working at the intersection of bioethics, pharmaceuticals, and law made national headlines for a letter sent to the House Energy

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Patient with genetic cholesterol disorder has new outlook after clinical trial

February 19, 2018 American Heart Month, cardiology, Dr. Christie Ballantyne, Graciela Gutierrez, Heart Health, Heart month

Terry Lim was enjoying her life, traveling and staying active. However, she was living with a silent illness that kept her future in question. It

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Throwback Thursday: Have a Heart

February 15, 2018 American Heart Month, Andy Phifer, Throwback Thursday

During Heart Month, we’ve been giving lots of advice on keeping your heart healthy. But if worst comes to worst, Baylor has a long history

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Making History: Q&A with Bettie Graham, Ph.D.

February 8, 2018 Black History Month, Dr. Bettie Graham, National Institutes of Health, Nicole Blanton, Throwback Thursday, Virology

From space exploration to the fine arts, there is no shortage of fields impacted by the historical achievements of African-Americans – and science is no

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Immunotherapy treatment gives lung cancer patient second chance

January 22, 2018 Cancer, Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center, Immunotherapy, Nicole Blanton

A few years ago, Katherine Dill was leading a full life with her two children in Texas when she noticed something different about her face.

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Barriers to employment for dialysis patients

January 19, 2018 Dialysis, Dr. Kevin Furman Erickson, Employment, health policy, kidney disease, Renal Disease

Jobs are central to many of our political conversations. Measures like the unemployment rate are good indicators of the overall health of our economy, and