Archive: Past Issues
Archive: Volume 1, 2003 | Volume 3, 2005 | Volume 4, 2006 | Volume 5, 2007 | Volume 6, 2008
Volume Two 2004
Issue 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10
Issue 1
- What not to worry about when you are pregnant
- Tips help runners with post-marathon recovery
- Small changes not enough to halt childhood obesity
- Laser effectively treats severe acne
- The wily flu bug
- Anesthesiology chair elected to national office
- Coalition formed to prevent suicide in Houston
- MS expert recognized for volunteerism
Issue 2
- Transition: Pediatricians can continue meeting needs
- Tailoring your medicine cabinet to your needs
- Botox® provides relief for overactive bladder
- Chocolate receives healthy reviews
- Put your red dress (or tie) on
- Teaching good diet and fitness habits
- Consult doctor before popping herbal supplement pills
- First Texas Pediatric Double Lung/Liver Transplant
Issue 3
- Aortic tears: Undetected killers
- Baylor faculty host TV segments
- What about estrogen?
- Study looks to remedy medical errors
- Radiation saves lives of patients with prostate cancer relapse
- Trippingly on the tongue
- Anti-scarring agent aids nerve regeneration
- Hernias don't have to hurt for long
- Smiths' $7.5 million gift endows three chairs
- Teacher's guide emphasizes proper food, fitness choices
Issue 4
- Organ donation - the true gift of life
- No hiding baby fat from PEA POD®
- Clinic offers help for people with borderline personality disorder
- The making of a physician-scientist
- A little bit of worry, a lot of pain
- Consortium completes gene sequencing of laboratory rat
- Insulin-producing cells found in variety of tissues in diabetes
- IPancreatic hormone affects bone loss
Issue 5
- Flu vaccine benefits asthmatics
- Alternatives to hormone replacement therapy come under scrutiny
- Fetal surgery center first of its kind in Southwest
- Bicycle safety: Statistics pinpoint danger zones
- Mothers all
- BCM honors Alumni Association president, alumni, faculty
- BCM recognizes faculty members for excellence in education
Issue 6
- Assisting the heart: A long and winding road
- New treatments: Know your breast cancer options
- Dual pacing proves vital COMPANION in heart failure
- Just the Facts: Walk with care
- Glowing with health?
- Congressional Gold Medal proposed for Dr. DeBakey
- BCM team investigates early signs, treatments of Huntington 's
Issue 7
- 'Garden' provides medical home for low-income children
- Group therapy: Ironic treatment of social anxiety disorder
- HIV researchers thwarted in attempts to treat widespread lipid disease
- Tips prevent unwanted travel companion
- Healthy habits: Start learning early
- Back packs: Lighten up
- Stem cell research plays small role in Alzheimer's research
- Study focuses on best treatment for type 2 diabetes in children
Issue 8
- Obesity surgery: When nothing else works
- Buckle up for Safety: Important as ever for children
- Early diagnosis of memory problems key to treatment
- Relax! Stress won't cause stomach ulcers
- Prevention easier said than done
- Huffington to be honored at 2004 Men's Health Summit
- Local nanotechnology sites get macroscopic jump start
- College freshmen, beware: 'Dorm disease' set to return
Issue 9
- Elder self-neglect: Devastating reality for many senior citizens
- Hypothermia improves recovery rate from cardiac arrest
- Interleukin-12 treatment opens new doors
- Flu shot shortage: What you need to know
- Mapping the way
- BCM names Alford as chancellor
- Registry seeks to prevent total eclipse of the heart
- Mending a broken heart . . . with stem cells
- Getting reoriented about vertigo
Issue 10
- Help kids lose weight, not self esteem
- Exercises keep vertigo from spinning out of control
- Emotional eating can lead to unwarranted weight, worry
- Mental illness, youth suicide: A devastating correlation
- The flu and you
- Study to identify biomarkers for heart disease, diabetes in obese
- Human genome refined
- Online resources save teachers before the bell
