Safely ring in the New Year
Whether you’re celebrating the arrival of 2023 at home or out on the town, your New Year festivities can be fun and safe with tips from our experts.
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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.
Combat the effects of prolonged standing
While remaining sedentary can be dangerous for your health, standing for long periods can also be detrimental. One of our experts shares tips to help combat the effects of prolonged standing.
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Revision hip replacement gives patient a second chance
Baylor Medicine patient Hector Luna shares a story about the surgical revision of his hip replacement and his recovery.
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Tips to help kids overcome Santa-phobia
Dr. Eric Storch has advice on how to help your child face their fears during a photo shoot with Santa Claus.
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Growing Up Baylor – Fernando Hernandez Centeno
Learn how Fernando Hernandez’s time at DeBakey High School furthered his love for science and provided him community in the U.S.
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Best of Momentum 2022
Did your favorite Momentum post one of the most popular posts in 2022? See our list of the top five most-viewed posts.
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How to help caregivers during the holiday season
The holiday season can be a busy and stressful time, especially for caregivers. Dr. Hoda Badr offers guidance to manage the demands of the holiday season and the best ways for those around them to provide support.
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How to safely celebrate your babymoon
Babymoons have become increasingly popular to relax and celebrate the final days before the arrival of a baby, but it is important to take precautions
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School of Health Professions Graduation 2022: By the Numbers
The 2022 School of Health Professions virtual commencement took place on Saturday, Dec. 3. Read about our graduates.
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Identifying COPD Low Flyers
“Right now, we lack disease modifying therapies for COPD,” Polverino said. “Once people already have their lung function completely compromised, it’s too late to intervene with any sort of treatment.”
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