Make small, long-term changes to your fitness resolutions this year
Dr. Irvin Sulapas recommends making small, gradual changes to help you stick to your New Year’s exercise routine resolution.
Read moreDr. Irvin Sulapas recommends making small, gradual changes to help you stick to your New Year’s exercise routine resolution.
Read moreWe’ve asked members of our Baylor College of Medicine community to share their New Year’s resolutions for 2022.
Read moreIf you’re planning to celebrate with fireworks, be sure to keep these safety tips in mind.
Read moreThinking about ways to be healthier this year? Baylor College of Medicine experts share tips and strategies to help improve your overall well-being in 2020.
Read moreIn many cultures and geographic regions, it’s customary to shoot guns into the air to celebrate New Year’s Day or other holidays. The purpose of
Read moreThe concept of New Year’s resolutions has existed for centuries. In fact, ancient Babylonians were among the first people known to make resolutions over 4,000
Read moreWhile you celebrate New Year’s Eve, you may also be looking for ways to improve your health and wellness next year. Experts at Baylor College
Read moreAre you celebrating 2018’s arrival with a holiday party or get-together? Whether you plan to go out with friends or have a party at home,
Read moreBy most accounts, 2016 has been a pretty rough year. So, even though this is Throwback Thursday, let’s look forward instead to the wonderful future.
Read moreSharing a pizza, tossing a football or taking an evening walk with a family member might sound like everyday activities.
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