Chest pains: Heartburn or heart attack?
The holiday season means friends, family and good cheer, usually taking place around the dinner table. While a big meal may cause heartburn or aggravate
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Throwback Thursday: In the Navy
Baylor College of Medicine has enjoyed a rich military history. In this photo from the 1918 Baylor University Round Up yearbook, members of The Navy
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Headaches: Are yours more serious than the common headache?
Do you get headaches? It can be from loud music, stress from work, or possibly a lack of sleep. Irritating headaches are common, but are
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Physical symptoms could be sign of depression
Depression and chronic mood disorders can manifest themselves through physical symptoms, said an expert at Baylor College of Medicine. “Physical symptoms often drive a patient
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Seasonal staple serves up full flavor, less calories
With the holidays in sight, could you use a little help when it comes to planning a family meal that’s delicious and healthy, too? This health-conscious
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Annual Alzheimer’s update focuses on early detection
As research continues on how to best treat Alzheimer’s disease, it is becoming clearer that identifying the disease in its earliest stages, or even before
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Throwback Thursday: More than science and medicine
Beyond the classroom, the studying and effort Baylor College of Medicine students put in to obtaining a medical education, they pursue their passions. In this
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All-natural ingredients can still irritate skin
If you want your skin to glow, experts at Baylor College of Medicine say all natural products might not be the answer. “Some people think
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Exercise does the elderly body good
Exercise can’t stop the aging process, but experts at Baylor College of Medicine say that for the elderly, whether it’s weight training, walking, swimming or
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Integrated Microscopy Core: Revolutionizing scientific discovery
This feature is part of a series that focuses on VIICTR.org, highlighting clinical and translational research at Baylor College of Medicine. The ability to microscopically visualize the
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