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Our faculty are featured in the following blogs or external news sites:

Growing Up Baylor: Dr. Xinqi Mike Ren - Dec 7, 2021

How Does Gender Impact Teen Pregnancy? - Sept. 13, 2021

Myths and truths about urinary tract infections - Aug. 19, 2021

The First Steps: Reflections on Starting the Academic Detailing Journey - July 28, 2021

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Family Medicine Press Releases

Baylor establishes rural health residency program -
Thirsty? You’re already dehydrated -
How to prevent a chemical burn from hair dye -
How to stay safe when attending sports events -
Baylor takes part in national ‘Age-Friendly Health Systems’ initiative -
Don't forget to hydrate during cold temps -
How student athletes can stay healthy amid COVID-19 -
How to prevent an exercise injury after quarantine -
How to work off the ‘Quarantine 15’ -
How to keep kids cool while heading back to school -
Lectures focus on ‘Compassion and the Art of Medicine’ -
The dangers of nonprescription antibiotic use -
New Family Medicine Clinic opens on Westheimer at Weslayan -
The art of mindfulness -
How divorced parents can keep Halloween sweet for kids -
2018 Compassion and the Art of Medicine series begins -
What your body may be telling you about your health -
Debunking summer health myths -
Stay healthy while traveling -
Baylor College of Medicine awarded $3 million from CPRIT -
Experts offer tips to get you prepped for the World Series -
How to incorporate fitness into your daily life -
2017 Compassion and the Art of Medicine series begins -
New center to focus on diversity, equity in medicine -
Stay fit and healthy: how to avoid germs in the gym -
When to see a doctor for the flu -
Expert discusses the science of commitment -
How to stop the spread of germs for a winning Super Bowl -
Start off New Year with physical exam -
How to know if nose woes are flu, cold or allergies -
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