What do sixth graders at the BCM Academy at Ryan have in common with our own trainees? Their surgical knot-tying skills, of course. That’s because the Ryan sixth graders learned the same technique as Baylor residents, though they didn’t have quite as long to perfect their skills.
For many of the walkers and runners at the Komen Houston Race for the Cure, the reason for participating is personal. Many of them are survivors of breast cancer themselves or are celebrating the life of a loved one. For Baylor, participation is personal too. Baylor healthcare providers, researchers, faculty and staff work every day…
For Dr. Sophia Banu, assistant professor in the Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, helping people has always been her passion. With immense compassion and empathy, Banu has traveled all over the world to help people during some of the most challenging times of their lives.
For many women, purchasing products for that “time of the month” is a part of their usual errands, but it’s not as easy for women living in poverty across the United States and across the world. Baylor students have joined the effort to make menstrual products accessible for all.
Baylor commemorated the holiday season by focusing on community outreach and by making spirits bright inside its offices, labs and clinics.
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