Holocaust Remembrance: Sharing Dr. Ervin Adam’s story
Editor’s note: As today marks Holocaust Remembrance Day, we share Dr. Ervin Adam’s story of surviving the Holocaust and his successful career in science and
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Ruth SoRelle
Ebola not the first disease to frighten the public
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. – George Santayana The current furor over Ebola, a viral infection, and the few
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Why I Ride Tour de Pink
About 11 years ago, while a Baylor College of Medicine employee, I started working in the Breast Oncology Clinic at Harris Health System’s Ben Taub
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New research-focused blog launched
From The Labs, a monthly publication reporting new research at Baylor College of Medicine, relaunched today with a brand new blog format. “From the Labs
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The intersection of big data and genomics
If there was a word of the year for research at Baylor College of Medicine, it would probably end with the suffix “ome,” and it
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AAMC policy leader calls on medical school, teaching hospitals
In the midst of healthcare change and new health directives, academic medical centers, including medical schools and teaching hospitals like those in the Texas Medical
Read MoreExploring the depth and breadth of healthcare careers through young eyes
Occasionally, I am asked to give tours to visitors at Baylor College of Medicine. Recently, a group of 20 young people from the University of
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Decades-long mission: Solving the puzzle of a neurological disorder
More than 20 years ago, Dr. Huda Zoghbi began a quest – first to find a gene that caused a devastating neurological disorder called spinocerebellar
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BCM molecular and cellular biology chair describes award-winning work
In this video, Dr. Bert O’Malley, chair of molecular and cellular biology at Baylor College of Medicine, describes much of his career’s work, which was
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