A group of Baylor College of Medicine employees has been playing an important role in the response to COVID-19 in our community by staffing the COVID testing site on the McNair Campus. Now the site has reached a significant milestone – conducting the 10,000th patient test on July 27, representing the hard work of hundreds…
Months ago, at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Baylor employee Asela Nieuwsma and her fiancé, BCM urology resident Alexander Liu, were faced with the news that their dream wedding wouldn’t go forward as planned. They decided to adapt to the situation and exchange vows in a scaled back ceremony.
If you blink you might miss Dr. Lynn Zechiedrich’s cameo on a United Nations Foundation’s music video, but you most certainly can hear her throughout the performance.
Researchers around the world are working every day to learn more about COVID-19 — from how the virus is transmitted to how it affects patients and the best ways to treat it. Scientific understanding is developing so rapidly that it can be hard to keep up with all the latest research.
Milestone celebrations look different this year as we fight to prevent the spread of coronavirus, but that doesn’t mean festivities are cancelled altogether. Baylor’s emergency medicine residents and their loved ones gathered via Zoom for a virtual graduation followed by a drive-by parade to commemorate their hard work over the last three years.
Students, trainees, healthcare professionals and others from the Baylor community joined with peers from UTHealth, UTMB and other Texas Medical Center institutions for White Coats for Black Lives, Tuesday, June 2, at the Hermann Park Reflection Pool.
Meet Toni Gray, the new director of Title IX and disability services at Baylor College of Medicine. In this Q&A, she discusses her role at Baylor, what drew her to this career path, and starting in her new role during a pandemic.
