Throwback Thursday: Who is that masked man?
If the mountain is there, climb it. If the mask fits, wear it. We’re not sure how those two things go together, but check out
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Momentum
Momentum is Baylor College of Medicine’s blog that spans health news, medical education updates, healthcare, community, and events around the College.
Recipe: Healthy fruit smoothie perfect for hot summer days
Summer doesn’t officially begin until June 21, but Houstonians are already feeling the heat. Rather than grabbing a sugary drink or your favorite ice cream,
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Dos and don’ts for surgery preparation and care
Whether you’re being treated for an injury or having a cosmetic procedure, preparing for surgery can be a nerve-wracking experience. Michelle Kelly, physician assistant in
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Five myths and truths about autism
If you are caring for a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it may be challenging to sift through the vast amount of information available.
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Throwback Thursday: Solving a mystery
With the emergence of popular true crime podcasts like Serial, there seems to be a growing appetite for solving real-life mysteries. This 1984 photo from
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Recognizing signs of child abuse, maltreatment
Whether you are a teacher or caregiver, working with children can be a rewarding experience. This daily interaction also puts you in a position to
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Healthy Habits: Dr. Emily Sedgwick manages stress with early workouts and family time
Taking care of your health is a priority and nobody knows that more than physicians and healthcare providers. It can sometimes be difficult to find
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Growing Up Baylor: Dr. Lindy McGee
Imagine studying, training and eventually working at the same institution during the span of your career. A special group of physicians, faculty members, researchers and
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Throwback Thursday: Celebrating Earth Day
Earth Day is Sunday, April 22, and it is a wonderful excuse to get in touch with nature. Depending on where you live, that might
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Supporting multiple sclerosis research and education at the MS 150
More than 2.3 million people worldwide are living with multiple sclerosis (MS), which affects the central nervous system, can be physically and psychologically debilitating, and
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