6 tips for surviving seasonal allergies
Do you feel like everywhere you go – your office, school, or any public place – everyone is sneezing or coughing lately? This time of
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Baylor College of Medicine investigates bird flu vaccine
This time of year, there’s always a lot of discussion about the flu – vaccines, outbreaks, comparisons to previous years, and more. It wasn’t too
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Throwback Thursday: All in the family
You didn’t think those slides mounted themselves? And for the Haley family, mounting tissue slides was a family affair. In this 1942 photo, courtesy of
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Throwback Thursday: In the Lab
Did you know a Baylor College of Medicine professor, scientist and administrator played an integral role leading a team of researchers to help create a
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Vaccine Nation: 10 most important diseases without a licensed vaccine
This August, Vaccine Nation, the organizer of the World Vaccine Congress, released its list of the 10 most important infections with no licensed vaccine. In
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Throwback Thursday: Once a parking lot, now a courtyard
This Throwback Thursday we go back to 1982 for a look at then versus now. Do those windows in the background look familiar to you?
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Throwback Thursday: Spare time?
We’ve taken you into new buildings, shown you labs and classrooms and this week you get to take a peek at what student life was
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Throwback Thursday: DeBakey leader in new era
Journey back with us this week to 1969. Richard Nixon was just sworn in as president. The Brady Bunch made its premiere on ABC. In
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Throwback Thursday: Lecture notes as art
Before Google images, Power Point, and clip art, professors at Baylor College of Medicine had to be pretty gifted illustrators to make detailed chalk images
Read MoreThrowback Thursday: Advantage BUCM
While rugby as a sport enjoyed a surge in popularity in the United States in the early 1920s, when the United States took Olympic gold
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