Our scars make us beautiful: Rosie’s story
It’s weird to say that many years ago, I was not expected to make it out of the hospital. On July 27, 1984, I was
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Help fund childhood cancer research on St. Baldrick’s Day
Would you shave your head for a worthwhile cause? If so, consider getting your next haircut this April. In partnership with Texas Children’s Hospital and
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Patient Solidarity Week at Baylor
Baylor College of Medicine medical students joined their peers from throughout the country in celebrating Patient Solidarity Week, held Feb. 15-19. Started by the National
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Supporting those with rare diseases
In the United States, a disease is considered rare if it affects less than 200,000 Americans. With almost 7,000 diseases classified as rare, the National Institutes
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Exploring Baylor through the eyes of sixth graders
Baylor College of Medicine Academy at Ryan sixth grade students spent a half day at Baylor College of Medicine learning about careers in biomedical science
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Healing mind, body and spirit: Yoga at Smith Breast Center
Marti Ewing knows the healing power of yoga, and not just because she is a certified instructor. Ewing began practicing yoga after sustaining several injuries.
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Your Zika virus questions answered
As Zika continues to be a concern in Central and South America with the potential of gaining foothold in the United States, Dr. Peter Hotez,
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Dr. Peter Hotez shares his latest concerns about zika virus
On Friday the CDC issued travel advisories for pregnant women in the areas of Latin American and Caribbean region currently affected by zika virus infection.
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A look back at 2015 at Baylor
Before we close the books on 2015 and start a new year, we invite you to take a look back at a year packed with
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Zika virus: What does it mean for Texas and the Gulf Coast?
In the United States, the Gulf Coast, especially the Texas Gulf Coast, is vulnerable to the threat of arboviruses – viruses transmitted by insects. A
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