What are signs that you may need to seek therapy?
Talking about our issues and feelings with people we trust can be therapeutic, but sometimes we need extra help from an outside source who can
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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.
When does gaming become unhealthy?
You may have noticed a rise in popularity of video games such as Fortnight and Clash Royale. Even music superstar Drake has gotten in on
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Throwback Thursday: Celebrating women in medicine
From International Women’s Day to various diversity and inclusion initiatives, institutions across the country are highlighting the ways women have persevered through barriers to achieve
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Healthy Habits: Nutritionist Rachel Dudley stays balanced with barre exercise, meditation
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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How to cope when your partner has ADHD
When you think about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you might picture children who are overactive and have a hard time focusing. However, ADHD symptoms
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Match Day 2018 Wrap Up
Match Day 2018 was a memorable event for our fourth-year Baylor College of Medicine students and their loved ones. Now that 187 students have matched
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Match Day 2018 by the numbers
It’s a match! This morning, fourth-year Baylor College of Medicine students learned where they will go after graduation to train for their residency programs. See
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Match Day 2018 is here!
We made it! At 11 a.m. CDT, fourth-year medical students at Baylor College of Medicine find out where they will continue their medical training journeys.
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Throwback Thursday: It’s a Match!
If you’re reading this Throwback on Thursday, then Match Day is about 24 hours away. Each year on this wonderful day, fourth-year medical students across
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Family finds answers, hope after discovery of rare genetic disorder
When Della Calder was just one year old, Caitlin Calder noticed troubling issues with her daughter’s early development. “We started seeing signs of autism spectrum
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