Removing the stigma of ‘Cancer Below the Belt’ through art
Cancer is often an uncomfortable disease to discuss. However, there is an added stigma when it comes to major cancers that occur below the belt,
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Throwback Thursday: Fighting Parkinson’s disease
For decades, researchers and physicians at Baylor College of Medicine and beyond have been working to find the cause and cure for movement disorders such
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Why living life to the fullest is possible
What does happiness mean to you? It may seem like a simple question at first glance, but the truth is often complicated. “Happiness can be
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Leftovers, shopping and more: Enjoy a healthy holiday season
Are you spending time with loved ones or shopping for the best deals this week? Keep your holiday festivities both safe and fun with advice
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How to respectfully engage in stressful conversations
Politics. Love. Life in general. No matter how much you may try to avoid it, there is always the chance that one or more of
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Becoming a science writer
When Ana Rodríguez immigrated to the United States from Venezuela in 1987, she brought a wealth of academic experience in scientific research, including a doctorate
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What is genetic counseling?
With the sharp rise in popularity of direct-to-consumer genetic testing and the practice of precision medicine, it’s no coincidence that interest in careers related to
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Explore reconstruction options after a breast cancer diagnosis
Women often weigh a variety of reconstructive options after a breast cancer diagnosis. With the number of available procedures expanding over recent years, it may
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What makes us scared?
Creepy crawlies, darkness and snakes… oh my! These are just a few of the things we commonly associate with fear. Dr. Eric Storch, professor of
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Have election anxiety? You’re not alone
Dr. Eric Storch, psychologist with Baylor College of Medicine, shares advice for managing election anxiety.
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