In case you missed it: Blueberries, brain scans and an exciting anniversary
Whether you’re enjoying a long weekend or just starting yours, welcome back to BCM Momentum. This week we’re gearing up for a big celebration. So
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70 years of victories: Building toward the future
As we reflect on 70 years in Houston, Baylor College of Medicine is also looking toward the future. In addition to preparing doctors, scientists and researchers for
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Throwback Thursday: Medicine and the military at the College
As we celebrate our nation’s independence, we also celebrate our students who have helped in the fight for freedom. In this 1944 photo from the
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Throwback Thursday: DeBakey's real-time open heart surgery
The 1960s saw an incredibly amount of advancements in technology, especially in television. While color television sets were still in their infancy and not completely
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70 years of victories: BCM helps make history
As we look back through BCM’s history from our arrival in Houston, a new chapter in our history, and decades of accolades, we focus on
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Throwback Thursday: Are you ready for exams?
We’ve been there. You’re the last one in the lab. You’re studying and trying to cram. You’ve already burnt the midnight oil. And you’ve certainly
Read MorePrevention best defense for West Nile Virus
Just like most people know to put on sunscreen to prevent sunburn, easy steps can also help prevent the spread of West Nile Virus. In
Read MoreIn case you missed it: Pediatric AIDS in Africa, 70th anniversary celebrations, and more
It’s summer and you may be slowing down, considering vacation, or maybe enjoying your time away. But at BCM Momentum we’re still here bringing you
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70 years of victories: Awards, research and continued growth
In honor of Baylor College of Medicine’s 70th year in Houston, we’re taking a look back at the College’s history through accomplishments, photos, and a
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Throwback Thursday: Finals? What finals?
We aren’t saying our students didn’t take their education or the end-of-the-year exams seriously. And who knows, maybe their notebooks and textbooks are to the
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