Today is National Doctors’ Day, a day set aside to thank doctors and physicians for their work and contributions to individual lives and communities. At Baylor College of Medicine, we asked our doctors to reflect on their careers through the lens of three questions.
The halls at Baylor College of Medicine are typically quiet in the evenings, with students and professors on their way out after long hours of studying and instructing. On Feb. 22, students from DeBakey High School for Health Professions disrupted that silence as they toured Baylor for the first open house event since 2019.
Six months into her first year of medical school, Nasim Khalfe and her classmates at Baylor College of Medicine faced the unprecedented prospect of training to be doctors during a pandemic.
The Henry J.N. Taub & James K. Alexander Medical Student Research Symposium is a platform for Baylor College of Medicine medical students to present their research in either clinical or basic science disciplines.
At the end of every academic year, Baylor College of Medicine’s Advanced Technology Cores conducts a customer survey. The results of this survey help determine Baylor’s Core of the Year.
Owning and caring for a dog is good for the heart, studies show.
When training for a master’s degree in genetic counseling, students are primarily focused on clinical care. But a new program at Baylor College of Medicine will offer genetic counselors the opportunity to receive postgraduate training focused on research.
Alexis Batiste, a third-year medical student interested in orthopedic surgery, read a paper published in 2014 with an alarming statistic: fewer Black men applied to medical school that year than in 1978.
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo garners immense success annually, largely thanks to volunteer committees. A Baylor College of Medicine surgeon and self-proclaimed “volunteer addict” eagerly awaits his return to the rodeo in March to fulfill volunteering duties.
History was made 50 years ago at Baylor College of Medicine when its first basic science department was founded when Dr. Bert O’Malley left Vanderbilt University in snowy Tennessee to establish the Department of Cell Biology.
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