Auditory symptoms and COVID-19: Is there a link?
Audiology experts at Baylor College of Medicine weigh in on the potential connection between auditory issues and COVID-19.
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Get screened for colon cancer for prevention, early diagnosis
Dr. Waqar Qureshi, gastroenterologist at Baylor College of Medicine, answers common questions about colon cancer and preventative screening.
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What you should know about at-home genetic testing
Interested in at-home genetic testing? A genetic counselor at Baylor College of Medicine shares advice.
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The COVID-19 vaccine: What you need to know
Dr. Maria Elena Bottazzi answers some of the frequently asked questions about COVID-19 vaccines.
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Global HOPE provides infrastructure for improving pediatric cancer care in Africa
Baylor College of Medicine and the Texas Children’s Global HOPE Program are working to improve Burkitt lymphoma outcomes in Malawi and Uganda.
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Cancer and cannabis: What patients need to know
Dr. Charu Agrawal, a palliative care specialist at the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center, shares suggestions for cancer patients who are interested in cannabis.
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COVID-19 treatments: Fact vs. fiction
Researchers across the country are working to develop a vaccine and treatments for the coronavirus. But currently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has not
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Human Genome Sequencing Center gives peek into ‘All of Us’ Research Program
Oftentimes, one size does not fit all in healthcare. Today, physicians and researchers across the country are working toward the goal of precision medicine —
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Doctors team up with students to improve cervical cancer treatment
For women with advanced cases of cervical cancer, radiation therapy is generally the only curative treatment. The treatment of cervical cancer is unique, in that,
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Immunotherapy improves quality of life for mesothelioma patient
When Samir Tanios was diagnosed with malignant pleural mesothelioma in September 2018, he was in poor condition. He couldn’t take a deep breath or walk
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