The 2016 Baylor College of Medicine graduating class, including 183 receiving medical degrees and 84 receiving doctorates, were advised to “be mindful,” challenged to continue community involvement and cheered by hundreds of family members and friends gathered in Jones Hall in downtown Houston for Commencement on May 31.
What do surgeons and pilots have in common? Baylor College of Medicine’s Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery and American Airlines Flight Academy came together recently to determine just that.
From neurocritical care to an update on cancer prevention, treatment and research on the occasion of Dr. Kent Osborne’s 70th birthday to educational innovation, May was full of events at the College. Read a recap of some of these significant events.
April was a busy month for the College, with events ranging from the groundbreaking of the new Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center bed tower to the Avon Walk that supports local breast cancer programs, including those right here at Baylor.
The 12th Annual Texas Children’s Cancer and Hematology Centers Research Symposium gave faculty and trainees the opportunity to present their latest work but it was also noteworthy for bringing together the editors of the leading textbook on pediatric oncology. The symposium was held April 7 in the Texas Medical Center.
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