Focus your resolution on lifestyle improvement, not outcomes
It’s the season for new beginnings and resolutions. If you’re tempted to ring in the new year with a resolution to improve your health, Dr.
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Nutrition
In case you missed it: Ghost hearts, drug-resistant antibiotics and more
For those keeping count: there are four shopping days until Christmas. But before you brave the crowds, catch up on news you may have missed
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Butternut squash orzo risotto with a healthy twist
This fall, students within the CHEF course invited Chef Stephanie from Ripe Cuisine to teach one of their classes. She shared with them a way
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In Case You Missed It: New fertility research, heart-healthy foods, and more
Thanks for checking back in to In Case You Missed It. Take a quick break from all of the pre-holiday preparations for our weekly roundup
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Coping with diabetes during the holidays
The holiday season means taking quality time to spend with family and friends and taking time to relax from our usually hectic lives. But it
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Create a healthier lifestyle by setting simple goals, using easy cooking substitutions
Many people make it a goal to lose weight through diet and exercise. But a nutrition expert at Baylor College of Medicine suggests that goals
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You are what you eat: The CHEF course at Baylor College of Medicine
Imagine, for a moment, being an incredibly busy medical student, trying to balance studies, patients and personal lives. It can be a challenge to find
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4 Tips for planning a Halloween full of ‘treats’, not ‘tricks’
Kids tend to look forward to Halloween all year long, excitedly awaiting a celebration of dressing up in costume, eating candy, and running around the
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Is my food still safe? Decoding food labels
Knowing if your food is safe to eat doesn’t have to be confusing if you know the terminology. And there’s one rule that’s easy –
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Healthy fall recipe: Pumpkin Cranberry Pecan Oatmeal
It’s officially fall, which means fresh fall produce is back in stores. Kristi King, registered dietitian with Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital,
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