Autism Awareness: New insights and research
This April, Autism Awareness Month, you might see the familiar ribbon with colorful puzzle pieces on shirts, bumper stickers, social media and more. The pattern
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Coping through connection: Rare disease support communities
Ben Munoz, a first-year medical student at Baylor College of Medicine, isn’t a typical student. His experiences led him to create an online support group,
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The aging brain and financial struggles
As we age, it may become easier to lose our keys, forget someone’s name, or fail to recall where we parked our car. But the
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Gear up for Bike to Work Day
Get ready, because tomorrow, Friday, April 12 is Bike to Work Day in Houston. Biking to your workplace, if possible, is a great way to
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How to communicate with your physician
Every day this week, during National Public Health Week, we’ve covered different public health themes, including food safety tips, school lunch safety, being healthy at
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Ways to stay healthy at work
Many of us spend the majority of our days sitting in an office chair at our desks in front of our computers. For usually about
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Tips for food safety in your home
Today kicks off National Public Health Week, a week in which we take time to recognize public health and consider important issues that affect all
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Sugar, Heart and Life: A guide to living with diabetes
Receiving a diabetes diagnosis can be challenging, especially because it requires a lot of self-care and understanding about how to live with the disorder. Dr.
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Battling with burnout and challenges in the medical field
A study published in JAMA Internal Medicine shows that nearly 46 percent of physicians reported at least one symptom of burnout, and physicians are significantly likelier
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Match Day flashbacks: Highlights from last year’s big day
Match Day is just two days away, and the excitement is building here at BCM! Dr. Mary Brandt, associate dean of student affairs, explains what
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