Throwback Thursday: Study Partners
Since most people attend medical school at the same age that young people often start families, it is common enough for medical students to be
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Andy Phifer
Check in on relatives’ health during holiday visits
For many, the holiday season means gathering with family to celebrate. While you’re spending time with cousins or that new baby, a Baylor expert suggests taking
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Throwback Thursday: Food and fun
We’re a week away from Thanksgiving Day, but many schools and offices are having their holiday parties now. Funny how gathering at school or work
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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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Throwback Thursday: The rest of the story
Back in April of this year we featured this interesting picture and wondered what was going on. We wanted to know more about those people. Luckily,
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Don’t let shame or denial hold you back from your healthy self
While getting help from a doctor for your medical problem is important, there’s a step before that which is even more important – realizing, and
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Throwback Thursday: Killer Bs
The Houston Astros’ time in the postseason is over, for this year. But during their wildcard bid for the postseason spot, fans across Baylor College
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Throwback Thursday: Where are they now?
Yearbooks are usually a look back at the year’s events. But occasionally, they look forward. You know the stereotypical scene at the end of high
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Global Health Hackathon combines invention with innovation
The first Baylor College of Medicine Global Health Hackathon, established by Global Innovation Center and hosted by Baylor Global Initiatives, was held Sept. 19-20, 2015.
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Throwback Thursday: Nap Time
Hey, dear readers. How are you doing? Probably ready for a break, huh? As the year marches on and the promise of some nice winter
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