Master Jun 1, 2020 Resistance to immunosurveillance favors cluster… New findings suggest that enhancing the natural ability of natural killer (NK) cells to eliminate circulating cancer cell clusters may provide a… Read Article May 29, 2020 Assessing cancer diagnosis in children with birth defects Researchers compared about 13,000 children with cancer but no birth defects with nearly 1,600 children with cancer and one or more birth defects. Read Article May 28, 2020 Take #FitForTheFrontLine challenge to support… Baylor joins forces with medical centers across the United States to take part in #FitForTheFrontLine, a national movement to honor and raise funds… Read Article May 27, 2020 Participants sought for child, adolescent misophonia study Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine are conducting a study to examine the symptomatic characteristics of misophonia and anxiety in children and… Read Article May 26, 2020 Early environmental exposure impacts liver epigenome New research shows that, in animal models, the liver epigenome is permanently changed when exposed to certain chemicals in the environment early in… Read Article May 26, 2020 Navigating a new normal for social interaction Whether you feel comfortable in a social setting or not, social interaction requires practice for all, and according to Dr. Jessica Rohr, many people… Read Article May 21, 2020 Travel safely during summer vacation season Dr. Jill Weatherhead offers a few tips on how to reduce your risk of getting sick if you’re hitting the road or catching a flight this summer. Read Article May 18, 2020 Network to provide real-time pediatric psychiatric… The Child Psychiatry Access Network will provide real-time psychiatric consultation services to primary care physicians across Texas as part of the… Read Article May 13, 2020 Tito’s Handmade Vodka gives $1M grant for COVID-19 vaccine Baylor College of Medicine’s fight against COVID-19 has received a boost from Tito’s Handmade Vodka through a $1 million grant from the brand’s… Read Article May 11, 2020 Baylor offers guide for reopening businesses in Houston Baylor College of Medicine has developed a comprehensive guide to reopening businesses in Houston, offering an outline on what employers can do to… Read Article May 11, 2020 Genetic variant could identify lung cancer susceptibility An international consortium of researchers have identified a mutation involved in a person’s susceptibility to lung cancer. Read Article May 5, 2020 New partnership to accelerate research of COVID-19 vaccine… The National School of Tropical Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital Center for Vaccine Development have formed a new partnership with PATH to… Read Article May 4, 2020 Anxiety surrounding the return to normalcy With COVID chaos slowly dying down, people may be heading back to work soon. Dr. Asim Shah dives into the anxieties of returning back to a normal… Read Article May 4, 2020 Researchers identify neurons that regulate blood sugar Researchers led by Dr. Yong Xu have identified a group of unique glucose-sensing neurons in the brain and how they work together to prevent severe… Read Article May 4, 2020 Testing tuberculosis vaccine for COVID-19 Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine and four other institutions around the country are working to find out if the vaccine prevents tuberculosis… Read Article May 1, 2020 This year, show mom you love her from a distance Infectious diseases expert Dr. Stacey Rose weighs in on how to celebrate Mother’s Day while also protecting mom's health. Read Article Pagination Previous page Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Current page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Next page