It’s not too late to get started on resolutions
Eat healthier, lose weight, drink less alcohol, quit smoking – these are some of the most common health-related new year resolutions. However, while it’s easy
Read MoreEat healthier, lose weight, drink less alcohol, quit smoking – these are some of the most common health-related new year resolutions. However, while it’s easy
Read MorePeople living with Alzheimer’s disease, autism spectrum disorder and other diseases such as cancer who have been impacted by Hurricane Harvey may be facing challenges
Read MoreImproving your health should start where you live. Dr. Rebecca Bruhl, associate director of Environmental Health Services at Baylor College of Medicine, explains that people
Read MoreTuberculosis knows no boundaries. It is a life-threatening disease in the United States and around the world – especially for children. Although there has been
Read MoreAddressing the HIV/AIDS pandemic takes dedicated and multi-skilled groups of healthcare professionals from all walks of life. The Baylor-Uganda Children’s Centre of Excellence, part of
Read MoreWhile World AIDS Day is commemorated on December 1, doctors at Baylor College of Medicine are doing their part every day – both locally and
Read MorePhysicians from Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Cancer Center who are involved in the care of children with cancer globally have become all
Read MoreAs competition gets under way in the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, the Huffington Post asked several science fiction writers to consider what the Olympics of
Read MoreHundreds of middle school girls had the chance to tie surgical knots, suture and practice laparoscopic surgery April 9 with the assistance of volunteers from
Read MoreBaylor 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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