There has been an emphasis on taking care of one’s physical health during these challenging times, but caring for one’s mental health cannot be ignored. Whether it’s the stress of working from home or homeschooling, the isolation of social distancing or the fear of you or a loved one contracting COVID-19, each concern is valid.
Practicing yoga strengthens the body and mind and has gained popularity worldwide. But yoga is not a recent practice or fad. The philosophy originated 5,000 to 10,000 years ago in Rishikesh, India. Ed Fink, administrator for anesthesiology at Baylor, dwells on his ashram experience and the importance of yoga to maintain a positive mentality.
Faculty, staff and students at Baylor College of Medicine have organized an effort to develop and rapidly produce thousands of face shields for frontline healthcare workers amidst the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
When was the last time you were more aware of every handrail or door knob you touched throughout the day, especially in the work place? In the wake of COVID-19, one group who is also keeping an eye on what you are touching is our housekeeping staff.
First-year medical students Sarah Durbin and Ben Holder have launched an initiative called the Professional Educator Appreciation and Recognition, or PEAR, Awards to recognize mentors who have had a significant impact on students during their medical training.
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