Skip the tan to help prevent skin cancer
Getting a healthy tan isn’t possible, according to Baylor College of Medicine professor of dermatology Dr. Ida Orengo. But staying healthy in the sun is
Read MoreGetting a healthy tan isn’t possible, according to Baylor College of Medicine professor of dermatology Dr. Ida Orengo. But staying healthy in the sun is
Read MoreWhether your Independence Day plans include a trip to the lake, a backyard barbecue or just relaxing at home, experts at Baylor College of Medicine
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Read MoreWe hope you’ve had a wonderful week and looking forward to your weekend ahead, as well as to the long holiday weekend coming up! Before
Read MoreAdding a slice of lime to a favorite summer drink is nice to cool off with, but it could leave your skin burning, say dermatologists
Read MoreWe hope your weekend is off to a great start. Thanks for joining us to run down health news, announcements, research and what is going
Read MoreYou may think that a sun tan gives you a healthy-looking glow, but think again about the sun’s impact on your skin. Dangers of the
Read MoreWe hope your weekend is off to a great start. Despite a short week, we have plenty of news. Join us as we take a
Read MoreHarrison Nguyen, a first-year medical student at Baylor College of Medicine, was invited to speak at the International Investigative Dermatology Conference, which was held in
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