Genetics, ethics at play
Have you ever considered genetic testing? What would you do if the test revealed unexpected information about you or your family? On June 12 you
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Ketamine: A rapid antidepressant?
Helping people diagnosed with major depression feel better in as little as a few hours? Dr. Sanjay Mathew, associate professor of psychiatry in the Menninger
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Tsais offer advice for work, marriage partnerships
Hard work. It’s not only the key to a successful research career, but also to a successful marriage. Nobody knows this better than Drs. Ming-Jer and Sophia Tsai, both
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Recognizing risk factors of type 2 diabetes
The holiday season is quickly approaching, and today we’re honoring American Diabetes Month by reflecting on the risk factors of type 2 diabetes. Those sugary
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Improving quality of life, management of breast cancer care
Throughout their journey, breast cancer patients and survivors may face a number of challenges as they steward through diagnosis, treatment and prevention of recurrence. In
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What is the cost of cutting research dollars?
The across-the-board cuts of the federal government’s “sequester” involve more than dollars and cents. At the level of the National Institutes of Health, it involves
Read MoreBCM doctor’s collaboration with family helps patients with severe form of epilepsy
A patient-doctor relationship turned friendship has now grown into a collaboration that is helping others with a newly-discovered and severe form of infantile onset epilepsy
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Clinical trials: Making a difference to science
You don’t have to be a scientist to contribute to science. Participating in a clinical trial can help provide information that may result in life-saving
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