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Baylor and Phillips 66 team up to support STEM education

January 6, 2017 Dr. Nancy Moreno, Houston Independent School District, Julia Bernstein, Phillips 66, STEM education

As they begin a new semester, some fifth grade students at four Houston Independent School District elementary schools will look forward to active learning experiences—thanks

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Advancing HIV/AIDS treatment and research in Houston and beyond

December 1, 2016 Baylor Pediatric AIDS Initiative, Baylor Teen Health Clinic, BIPAI, Dana Benson, Dr. Graeme Mardon, Dr. Ruth Buzi, HIV/AIDS, World Aids Day

While World AIDS Day is commemorated on December 1, doctors at Baylor College of Medicine are doing their part every day – both locally and

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Research opens the possibility of new, noninvasive genetic prenatal testing

November 25, 2016 amniocnetesis, blood test, chorionic villus sampling, Genetics, prenatal testing, trophoblasts

Performing a routine prenatal test with a mother’s blood sample might be possible in the future, says a group of researchers. They have determined that

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$27.9 million from NIH to support Baylor’s Knockout Mouse Project

October 24, 2016 Award, Genetics, Human genetics, International Mouse Phenotyping Consortium

Nearly $28 million has been awarded to Baylor College of Medicine’s Knockout Mouse Project led by Dr. Arthur Beaudet, professor of molecular and human genetics,

Courtesy of the Baylor College of Medicine Archives.

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Throwback Thursday: History has its eyes on you

October 6, 2016 Andy Phifer, eyesight, ophthalmology, Throwback Thursday

From virtual reality headsets, to digital cameras and programs that let people with disabilities communicate, eye tracking software is a technology that has been integrated

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Thyroid disease and cancer: What you need to know

September 23, 2016 Cancer, Dr. N. Eddie Liou, Head and Neck, Healthcare, Houston, Nicole Blanton, otolaryngology, thyroid disease

Over 20 million Americans have some form of thyroid disease — however, up to 60 percent of those with thyroid disease aren’t aware of their

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Targeting two cell surface molecules can mitigate escape of solid glioblastoma tumors

September 20, 2016 Cancer, glioblastoma, Immunotherapy, solid tumor, TanCar T cells

One strategy to fight cancer cells involves ‘training’ the individual’s own immune system to fight the tumor, what is called immunotherapy. One form of immunotherapy

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Narrowing down genes involved in male fertility

September 9, 2016 CRISPR/Cas9, Fertility, Genetics, male infertility, male pill

A couple’s fertility depends on both the female’s and male’s ability to reproduce, which relies on thousands of genes working properly. Around the world, infertility