Baylor contributes to understanding of cancerous vs. healthy tissue
Baylor College of Medicine has made a significant contribution in the effort to better understand what causes cancerous tissue to develop.
Baylor College of Medicine has made a significant contribution in the effort to better understand what causes cancerous tissue to develop.
The annual Baylor Global Health Symposium was held Jan. 22, offering a glimpse of the work students and faculty are doing in healthcare across the world as well as a look into what the future of global health holds by keynote speaker Dr. Michael Merson, director of the Duke Global Health Institute.
Every year, thousands of breast cancer clinicians, researchers and advocates descend upon San Antonio, Texas, to discuss the latest advances in the field. Now considered the largest and most prominent breast cancer meeting in the world, Baylor College of Medicine faculty have played a major role in the development, growth and success of the scientific…
Surgical simulations to correct scoliosis deformity, fix a broken leg and repair a rotator cuff were on the agenda for over 30 local high school young women on a Saturday morning in October at Baylor College of Medicine, which was the site of The Perry Initiative’s daylong program that aims to get young women interested…
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.