Doctor and medical school graduate share special bond
Sonny Nguyen’s mother always told him stories of the kind doctor who delivered him. She affectionately referred to him as “Dr. Michael” and would talk
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Understanding the role of physicians in the military
The Class of 2018 at Baylor College of Medicine will celebrate their accomplishments along with friends and family as graduation gets underway on May 29.
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Dos and don’ts for surgery preparation and care
Whether you’re being treated for an injury or having a cosmetic procedure, preparing for surgery can be a nerve-wracking experience. Michelle Kelly, physician assistant in
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What’s next for surgeon-scientists?
The possibility that surgeon-scientists, surgeons who also conduct basic scientific research, could become extinct has been a growing concern. The journal Nature notes that surgeon-scientists
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Spice and everything nice: What are the health benefits of cinnamon?
Our understanding of spices as antioxidant-rich powerhouses is increasing, and a holiday-favorite spice, cinnamon, can have important health benefits. Kristi King, registered dietitian with Baylor
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Allied Health Professionals: Thanks for all you do!
Allied health professionals are often the unsung heroes of healthcare – but not this week! It’s National Allied Health Professionals Week, which recognizes and honors
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Leadership series focuses on empowerment of women early in careers
March is Women’s History Month, a time to reflect on the contributions of women in American history, including science and medicine. At Baylor College of
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Opioid addiction: What you need to know
The issue of opioid addiction in the United States has been brought front and center by various groups, including the White House and the Centers
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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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Experts offer insight on concussions and brain injuries
Have you seen the movie “Concussion”? The film follows the work of forensic pathologist Dr. Bennett Omalu as he first published his findings on chronic
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