Avoiding and finding relief for back pain
There are about 30 bones in the back, so it’s no wonder that things go wrong every now and then. In fact, back pain is
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Dana Benson
Body art gone wrong: How to spot, care for an infection
While most people may choose a postcard or refrigerator magnet to commemorate their spring break, others make more impulsive decisions and return home with a
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New center dedicated to advancing research of complex syndrome
Baylor College of Medicine and the Smith-Magenis Syndrome Research Foundation recently celebrated the dedication of a new center at Baylor focused on expanding research into
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Commemorating 50th anniversary of Jewish Institute for Medical Research at Baylor
Baylor College of Medicine and community leaders recently gathered for a brunch at the Baylor College of Medicine Medical Center on the McNair Campus to
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Students support, comfort patients through new program
Medical school is a busy and often stressful time for students, but for Baylor College of Medicine medical students, it’s important to keep patients as
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Teens create videos to communicate messages of victory over HIV
Teens and young adults were inspired to communicate messages of healthy and safe sexual behavior through a video initiative of the Baylor College of Medicine
Read MoreCamp experience revitalizes cancer patients, caregivers
Thirty years ago, Dr. ZoAnn Dreyer participated in the inaugural Camp Periwinkle, a summer camp for patients at the Texas Children’s Cancer Center and their
Read MoreMaking a Mark: Cancer and hematologist patients' artwork on display
This summer, as travelers pass through both of Houston’s airports and families enjoy the fun activities at the Children’s Museum of Houston, they will have
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Weight-management camp opens new doors for kids
Summer camps provide excellent opportunities for kids to learn, try new things, and make new friends and memories. Kamp K’aana is all of this and
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From BCM to Carnegie Hall: Faculty and students take center stage
A group of students and faculty traveled from the halls of Baylor College of Medicine to the stage of Carnegie Hall, trading their stethoscopes and
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