Forced to flee: Barriers to care in local refugee populations
With an unrivaled 100 million individuals forcibly displaced from their homes in the past year, the world has witnessed a global refugee and migration crisis.
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Houston
“To see yourself seeing”
It is perhaps slightly unprofessional to admit this, but one of the things I was most excited about as I embarked on a week’s trip
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Emergency Medical Services decision making on where to transport a child
Emergency care does not begin in the hospital; it begins the moment a patient or bystander recognizes the emergency. When someone calls 911 for an
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Ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic
A deeper dive into how the Houston AIDS Education and Training Center is building a community to treat and prevent HIV.
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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: Hang In There, Houston
Things have been hard for the city of Houston in the last few weeks. Hurricane Harvey took a toll on the city, and the effects
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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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Growing Up Baylor: Dr. Carolyn Smith
Imagine studying, training and eventually teaching at the same institution during the span of your career. A special group of physicians, faculty members and researchers
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What you should know about lung transplants
If you are suffering from a critical lung disease that was once thought to be terminal, you now have the option of lung transplantation to
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