Move over football, there’s a new game in town – lacrosse. OK, so maybe it won’t overtake football as Texas’ favorite sport but lacrosse is growing in popularity, and Baylor College of Medicine is doing its part to support the growth of the sport locally.
Pathology residents at Baylor College of Medicine rotate through many different hospitals in the Texas Medical Center, but now they have a place to hang their hats no matter where they are headed.
Dr. Garrett “Rush” Lynch has spent his professional and adult life trying to save and extend lives, often taking on the most difficult cancer cases. He has treated Houston’s elite and its poorest citizens with the same diligence and care. Now he is retiring, much to the regrets and dismay of his patients and colleagues.
The Huffington Center on Aging’s annual Women’s Health Summit was held on Wednesday, Oct. 22 at River Oaks Country Club. This year’s luncheon was an art of aging health symposium.
For adolescents with chronic illnesses, transitioning into adult-based care is an important part of successfully maintaining their quality of life. A new transition planning tool (TPT) created by pediatricians at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital helps healthcare providers prepare patients for this transition.
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