The evolution and impact of hand surgery: an insight from Dr. Chris Pederson
Dr. William Pederson offers a deep dive into hand surgery, shedding light on both its historical roots and modern advancements.
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History
Baylor celebrates 80 years in Houston
On July 12, 1943, Baylor University College of Medicine officially opened in Houston in a converted Sears, Roebuck & Co. building with 131 students. Just
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Baylor alum reflects on training as Physician Assistant Program celebrates 50th anniversary
A member of the first class from the Physician Assistant Program at Baylor College of Medicine celebrates its 50-year anniversary.
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Throwback Thursday: New beginnings
If you study or work in the Texas Medical Center, you have likely visited or seen the TMC Library. This 1954 photo from the Baylor
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Celebrating 75 years in Houston
On July 12, 1943, Baylor University College of Medicine held its first classes in Houston. More than seven decades (and one name change) later, Baylor
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Throwback Thursday: Solving a mystery
With the emergence of popular true crime podcasts like Serial, there seems to be a growing appetite for solving real-life mysteries. This 1984 photo from
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Celebrating five years of Momentum!
We’re feeling a little nostalgic lately. That’s because five years ago this month, we launched the Momentum blog to bring you the latest news in
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Throwback Thursday: Texas Medical Center Chartered
It was 72 years ago yesterday that the Texas Medical Center was chartered. Baylor College of Medicine, then known as Baylor University College of Medicine,
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Throwback Thursday: Vintage Baylor
On July 12, 1943, Baylor College of Medicine officially moved to Houston. The first classes were held in the old Sears Roebuck warehouse. Four years
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Throwback Thursday: Happy National Doctor’s Day
Have you thanked your doctor today? Today, we’re recognizing our doctors, including these ones getting ready for surgery in the 1960s. This photo comes courtesy
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