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Inside a spacecraft cabin, two individuals float in microgravity while interacting with electronic devices secured to a workstation. One person is leaning over a control surface, using a touchscreen device, while another reviews information on a tablet. Their hair and equipment are suspended due to weightlessness, and the surrounding environment features sleek white panels, seats, and harnesses typical of a crewed space capsule.

Reinventing remote healthcare on Earth and beyond: synergy between space and terrestrial medicine

March 11, 2026 Center for Space Medicine, NASA, Space Health, Translational Research Institute for Space Health, TRISH

Learn how Translational Research Institute of Space Health is working to solve the health challenges of human deep-space exploration.

When school is interrupted by illness: Why screening matters

March 6, 2026 Back-to-School Screening Program, Education, Hematologic Disorders, Pediatric Cancer, Pediatric chronic illness, Screening

For children living with cancer and hematologic disorders, the start of a new school year can bring more than fresh notebooks and new teachers. It

New cell markers to track the most aggressive breast cancer in blood

January 29, 2026 cancer detection, circulating tumor cells, liquid biopsy, metastatic cancer, patent, Research, triple-negative breast cancer

Tumor cells that were frequently undetectable using standard markers became clearly visible when the team applied the new marker combination.

TAMEST 2026 High-risk, High Impact Hill Prize awarded to Baylor faculty

January 20, 2026 antibiotic resistance, Evolution, Hill Prize, Research, TAMEST

Rosenberg’s proposal was chosen for her groundbreaking strategy to combat antibiotic resistance by targeting the evolutionary process itself.

How machine learning is redefining the “no sperm” diagnosis

January 16, 2026 AI, azoospermia, embryologists, ethical and policy considerations, Infertility, machine learning, male infertility, sperm

For men struggling with infertility, semen analysis is one of the first steps toward finding an answer. About 10 to 15% of these men will

A group of medical professionals wearing scrubs and white coats gathered in a hospital or clinic setting for a celebration. They are posing around a rectangular cake with a decorative design placed on a chair in the front row. Behind them, gold balloon numbers “900” are displayed on the wall, along with a clock above. Red and white star-shaped balloons are positioned on the right side, and a Baylor Medicine banner is partially visible in the background.

A landmark achievement in robotic heart surgery at Baylor St Luke’s Medical Center

December 31, 2025

Dr. Kenneth Liao reached a historic milestone with the completion of his 900th robotic heart surgery in early December.

Uncovering what drives cell identity

October 30, 2025 cell fate, cell identity, micro-RNA, P bodies, Research, RNA sequestration, stem cells

Researchers found that selective RNA sequestration in P-bodies inside the cell directed cell fate transitions.

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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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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.

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.

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