5 tips make taking medication easier for older adults
As we age, there is often an increased need for daily medication. However, problems swallowing multiple pills or remembering which medication to take when, and
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Andy Phifer
Throwback Thursday: Mardi Gras
Medical students have to study. A lot. Sometimes, even on vacation in the middle of the biggest party in New Orleans. This photo comes from
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Throwback Thursday: Odd and Ends
What do a puppet show, a law-breaking boater and a pair of rail riders have in common? Oh, that wasn’t the start of a joke.
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Throwback Thursday: Where’s Pokey?
If a doctor can properly identify a patient’s symptoms, she or he can diagnosis the patient’s problem and work toward a treatment plan. This is
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Throwback Thursday: Visit the Library!
When your house is too quiet and open mic night at the coffee shop is too distracting, there’s one place students can always study in
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Throwback Thursday: Looking Ahead
By most accounts, 2016 has been a pretty rough year. So, even though this is Throwback Thursday, let’s look forward instead to the wonderful future.
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Managing diabetes during holidays
Living with diabetes can be difficult, and this is often exaggerated during holidays filled with treats, family meals and relaxation. With the possibility of an
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2016 Holiday Recipe Book
The Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network has published a lot of great recipes over the years. And since you’re probably busy preparing for family
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Throwback Thursday: Let it snow, please!
With winter officially starting next week, people around Houston are buying chains to put on their tires, stocking up on snow shovels and hording food
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Protect your skin from winter weather
A sure sign that the holiday season has arrived is that first time you step outside and feel the cold prickling your nose. And while
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