Unexpected lessons from anatomy lab
As we trouped through the double doors in the basement, there was a palpable sense of nervous anticipation. Before I had even made it through
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Throwback Thursday: Three Amigos
No bones about it, anatomy is a vital part of a medical student’s education. In this 1948 picture from the Baylor University Round Up yearbook,
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Medical students: Renaissance people of biomedical sciences
“You don’t have to take notes today.” Probably not what you’d expect to hear in your first medical school class. But at Baylor College of
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Throwback Thursday: All in the family
You didn’t think those slides mounted themselves? And for the Haley family, mounting tissue slides was a family affair. In this 1942 photo, courtesy of
Read MoreLearning the language of medicine: Baylor’s medical terminology, anatomy and physiology course
Do you know what poikilocytosis means? How about xanthelasma? Could you spell these terms? Medical terminology and basic anatomy/physiology may seem like a different language
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