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From The Labs

Mutant PPM1D gives stem cells a survival advantage

January 8, 2019 Cancer, Chemotherapy, clonal hematopoiesis, PPM1D, Research, secondary leukemia

Scroll down to watch the video summary of this work. Although chemotherapy can fight back cancer, it also has been associated with increased risk of

Policywise

2018: A year in review in health policy

December 21, 2018 2018 Trends, Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Clarice Jacobson

The holiday season is filled with both nostalgia and foresight – we look back at the year that was and await the start of a

From The Labs

A potential Achilles’ heel of breast cancer bone metastasis

December 6, 2018 Achilles' heel, bone metastasis, bone-in-culture, Breast Cancer, calcium, mTOR, Research

Researchers have found that the bone microenvironment can promote the growth and progression of breast cancer micrometastasis, a small group of cancer cells that separates

Momentum

What is genetic counseling?

November 8, 2018 Education, Genetic counseling, Genetics, Nicole Blanton, School of Health Professions

With the sharp rise in popularity of direct-to-consumer genetic testing and the practice of precision medicine, it’s no coincidence that interest in careers related to

Momentum

Little-known condition potentially fatal to pregnant women

September 24, 2018 Dr. Michael Belfort, Healthcare, Jeannette Sanchez, obstetrics and gynecology, Pregnancy, Women's Health

Maternal mortality is alarmingly high in the United States, including in Texas. In fact, a woman’s chance of dying during or after childbirth is much

From The Labs

Gut metabolite profile may provide insight into how NEC happens

September 11, 2018 baby formula, breast milk, metabolome, microbiome, NEC, pglet model, premature baby, Research

Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) is a serious disease mediated by an inflammatory process that leads to intestinal damage and sometimes death. It is rare in full

Momentum

Throwback Thursday: New beginnings

September 6, 2018 History, Houston, Nicole Blanton, Texas Medical Center, Throwback Thursday

If you study or work in the Texas Medical Center, you have likely visited or seen the TMC Library. This 1954 photo from the Baylor

Policywise

The EpiPen shortage: A perfect pharmaceutical storm

August 31, 2018 Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Epipen Shortage, health policy

Any parent of school-aged children knows summer is not all about vacations and fun. One of the big back-to-school activities is the well-child check and

Momentum

Kick off the school year right with these shoe shopping tips

August 8, 2018 back to school, Dr. Brian Lepow, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery, shoes, Surgery

It’s that time of year again and millions of families will be hitting the stores to stock up on back-to-school gear. That long list of

From The Labs

Heart NLRP3 inflammasome linked to atrial fibrillation

July 31, 2018 arrhythmia, inflammatory response, NLRP3 inflammasome. atrial fibrillation, Research, Stroke

Atrial fibrillation is the most common heart arrhythmia, and it is particularly observed in the elderly human population, which is growing worldwide. Atrial fibrillation is

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