Novel marker identifies cells that generate new neurons throughout life
Membrane-bound BASP-1 protein is a possible biomarker of neural stem cells that would allow the study of adult human neurogenesis.
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How does COVID-19 impact the adrenal gland?
Dr. James Suliburk discusses the potential impact of COVID-19 on the adrenal gland and adrenal diseases.
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What is the importance of BMI?
Experts at Baylor College of Medicine discuss body mass index and how it relates to overall health concerns.
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Closer to human – mouse model more accurately reproduces fatty liver disease
A mouse model that closely replicates fatty liver disease can be used to better understand the condition and identify effective therapies.
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Is weight loss surgery right for you?
A bariatric surgeon discusses how to prepare for weight loss surgery and shares advice for maintaining post-surgery weight loss.
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How does COVID-19 impact the kidneys?
Baylor College of Medicine experts Dr. David Sheikh-Hamad and Dr. Rajeev Raghavan explain the risks and effects of coronavirus on the kidneys.
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Debating Diets: What is the Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes diet?
A registered dietitian with Baylor Family Medicine discusses what you need to know about the Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes (TLC) diet.
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Black History Month Spotlight: Interview with Dr. Debra Murray
Dr. Debra Murray shared her professional journey, from conducting basic science research to developing and managing programs to interest minority students in genomics.
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Connecting the dots between lactating mother’s diet, milk composition, microbiome and benefits of mother’s milk
This study reports the first evidence that the mother’s diet while breastfeeding can shape the profile of HMOs, a type of food for microbes, which in turn modifies the functional abilities of the milk microbiome.
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What is glaucoma?
An ophthalmologist at Baylor College of Medicine discusses glaucoma symptoms, causes, and the importance of screening.
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