Where space exploration and medicine meet
By Andrew Holt, MS3 Astronauts are modern explorers. After conquering most of our own planet, we are starting to expand our reach. This comes with
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Shedding light on the microbiome during pregnancy
We are not alone. With us at all times from conception on, is the microbiome – a collection of microbes made up of bacteria, viruses,
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From the bench to the market place
Each year Baylor College of Medicine faculty, students and staff develop new therapeutics, devices, research tools, and uncover new methods in the biomedical field that
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Dear BCM: Sitting through class
While technology keeps revolutionizing the way students learn, one thing in education hasn’t changed: Classroom lectures. Students in the photo from 1980 attend lecture in
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Dr. Hardeep Singh goes to Washington
It was an experience he described as humbling and inspiration. Dr. Hardeep Singh, recipient of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, traveled to Washington, D.C.
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Protein expression gets the heart pumping
Most people think the development of the heart only happens in the womb, however the days and weeks following birth are full of cellular changes
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Mouse models of asthma treated with channel blocker
By Graciela Gutierrez – Found underwater, a sea anemone might be confused for vegetation as its tentacle-like extremities sway in the current. However, it is
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In the lab with Jack's Army
The Jack Pribaz Foundation has a way of bringing people together. The foundation, also known as Jack’s Army, was established to help find a cure for
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Fellowship helps resident expand skills internationally
Dr. Nenna Nwazota has known since she was in medical school she wanted to train internationally. “I want to be able to practice anesthesia in
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A tale of two ailments: Obstructive sleep apnea and cardiovascular disease
Meet “Jim,” he is overweight, borderline diabetic, always sleepy and snores like a freight train at night. He suffers from obstructive sleep apnea, but that’s
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