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From The Labs

Novel approach restores sperm production in mouse model of infertility

October 28, 2025 azoospermia, male infertility, mRNA supplementation, Research, spermatogenesis.

The findings could point to a new way to therapeutically treat men and reverse their genetic infertility due to similar conditions.

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The Stitch

Choose expertise and compassion in breast cancer surgery

October 15, 2025 Breast Cancer, breast cancer surgery, surgical oncology

Learn more about the Baylor Medicine breast cancer surgery team and our multidisciplinary model.

A healthcare professional in a white coat and blue gloves performs an abdominal ultrasound on a patient lying on an examination table. The patient rests one arm on their head and the other by their side. An ultrasound machine displays imaging on a monitor nearby, with natural light entering through a window with partially open blinds.

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The evolution of ultrasound: A full circle event

October 7, 2025 Cherie Tator, Dr. Kiyetta Alade, Medical Ultrasound Awareness Month, ultrasound

POCUS instructor Cherie Tator and Dr. Kiyetta Alade talk about the evolution of ultrasound and how far it has come.

From The Labs

Collaboration to Advance Immune-Targeted Drug Discovery at Baylor College of Medicine

September 25, 2025 academia-industry collaboration, drug discovery, immune modulation, Research, small molecule drugs

The collaboration to develop novel small-molecule drugs allows for the fine-tuning of immune responses in multiple diseases.

A group of medical professionals, including doctors and nurses, pose in a hospital setting to celebrate a milestone. They stand around a cake that reads '800 Robotic Heart'. Behind them are banners for 'Baylor Medicine' and the 'Center for Robotic Cardiothoracic Surgery'. The room features fluorescent lighting and a wall clock.

The Stitch

Leading the changes in cardiac care: Dr. Kenneth Liao surpasses 800 robotic heart surgeries

September 24, 2025 Dr. Kenneth K. Liao, robotic heart surgery, robotic surgery

Baylor Medicine surgeon Dr. Kenneth Liao reaches new milestone as he surpasses 800 robotic heart surgeries.

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The Race Against Resistance: How Kelch13 Mutations are Undermining Malaria Treatment

September 9, 2025 Malaria, National School of Tropical Medicine Summer Institute program, Tropical Diseases

National School of Tropical Medicine Summer Institute student, Reena Yalamanchili, looks at gene mutations could impact Malaria treatment.

Policywise

Ethics in action and the power of a summer internship

August 15, 2025 bioethics, Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Health Policy Research, Mentor, summer internship

Every summer, waves of high school, college and graduate school interns flood offices and labs across the country, bringing fresh energy, curiosity and ambition. Reports

The Stitch

Behind the first fully robotic heart transplant in the U.S.

August 6, 2025 Division of Cardiothoracic Transplantation and Mechanical Circulatory Support, Dr. Kenneth K. Liao, heart transplant, robotic heart surgery, robotic surgery, robotic transplant

Learn more about the first fully robotic heart transplant by Dr. Kenneth Liao, who has completed more than 1,000 robotic cardiac procedures.

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Corrective options for aging vision

July 31, 2025 eyedrops, eyesight, Glasses, lenses, ophthalmology, vision

Dr. Sumitra Khandelwal discusses different corrective options for aging vision, including monovision and refractive lens exchange.

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The Stitch

How robotic-assisted Whipple surgery is changing pancreatic cancer care

July 30, 2025 Dr. Derek Erstad, Dr. E. Ramsay Camp, Dr. George Van Buren, Dr. Omar Barakat, Dr. William Fisher, pancreatic cancer, Whipple surgery

The Whipple procedure, or pancreaticoduodenectomy, has long been one of the most complex and challenging operations in surgical oncology. Used to treat cancers and other

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