A matter of health — Staying the course in science
By Ruth SoRelle, M.P.H. More than 20 years ago, Dr. Huda Y. Zoghbi of Baylor College of Medicine and Dr. Harry Orr of the University of
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Many paths to degeneration for neurons
By Ruth SoRelle, M.P.H. Adult neurons are touchy. Too much protein can throw them off course, resulting in neurodegeneration. After showing how mutant ATAXIN1 (the
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A year at Baylor: 2014 in review
Between announcements in research and new partnerships, it has been an exciting year at Baylor College of Medicine. Before we open a new chapter and begin
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Celebrating our newest National Academy of Sciences members
The Baylor community gathered this week to congratulate Dr. Dora E. Angelaki, professor and Wilhelmina Robertson Chair in Neuroscience, and Dr. Martin M. Matzuk, director
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What inspires biomedical research?
This feature is part of an ongoing series that focuses on VIICTR.org, highlighting clinical and translational research at Baylor College of Medicine. Dr. Christian Schaaf wants to
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Family helps advance research into rare disease
Baylor College of Medicine’s genetics program continues to break barriers in diagnosing rare diseases through the use of advanced genome testing. Often the diagnosis is
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Two electected to National Academy of Sciences
Dr. Dora E. Angelaki, professor and Wilhelmina Robertson Chair in Neuroscience, and Dr. Martin M. Matzuk, director of the Center for Drug Discovery and vice
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Opinion: What Women Need to Succeed in Science Attracting females to research careers—and keeping them there
By Huda Y. Zoghbi and Paul Greengard. Nearly every discussion of women in the sciences eventually arrives at the same question: Why, at a time
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Baylor College of Medicine experts combine talents to solve 35-year-old mystery
A 35-year-old mystery that had disturbed the patient and her family was finally solved with the expertise of a host of experts – most
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