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A man holding his back with both hands, as if in pain.

“Typically, there are no symptoms present until the aneurysm has burst, and the survival rate is only 25-50%,” Dr. Joseph Coselli said.

An older woman standing outside. She has a hand across her upper chest and a worried expression.

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Why women with heart issues are undertreated and have worse outcomes than men

February 1, 2023 Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery, heart disease, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery, Women's Health

“We as women are a different group of people and, unfortunately, we don’t have enough data to publish specific guidelines to say, ‘When you see this, do this,’” Barron said.

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New year, new weight loss

January 18, 2023 Baylor Medicine, New Year, Weight Loss

Baylor Medicine registered dietitian Rachel Griehs offers four tips to lose weight and keep it off in the New Year.

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Lessons from a surgeon who became a patient

January 11, 2023 Anxiety, Division of Surgical Oncology, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery

Division of Surgical Oncology surgeon Dr. James Suliburk recently found himself on the other side of the operating table as a patient.

A burnt cigarette on a table next to four un-lit cigarettes.

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Baylor Medicine experts can help you quit smoking this year

January 4, 2023 New Year, quit tobacco, smoking cessation

The Tobacco Cessation Program in the Division of Thoracic Surgery offers patients a combination of behavioral support and drug therapy.

David Holmes stands outside with staff in Malawi at Kamuzu Central Hospital.

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General surgery resident research to improve survival of children with Wilms Tumor in Malawi

December 21, 2022 Cancer, Malawi, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery, Wilms Tumor

Baylor College of Medicine residents are contributing to research aimed at improving treatment for diseases around the world. Specifically, Dr. David Holmes, contributed to a