Archive: Past Issues
Archive: Volume 1, 2003 | Volume 2, 2004 | Volume 4, 2006 | Volume 5, 2007 | Volume 6, 2008
Volume Three 2005
Issue 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10
Issue 1
- Doctors urge heart patients to 'put a sock on it'
- Treatment for fibroids provides relief, preserves uterus
- Teething: Pediatrician addresses fact, fiction
- Botox suppresses involuntary tics
- Success after failure
- Doctor-lawyer degree program available
- Medina awarded Komen Foundation's top honor
- BCM, Ben Taub celebrate 40-year partnership
- BCM-affiliated high schools earn 'exemplary' rating
Issue 2
- Treating HIV's youngest victims around the world
- Minimally invasive procedure treats severe diverticulitis
- Dangerous liaisons: Prescription drugs, some foods don't mix
- Effectiveness of Parkinson's drug upheld
- Making 'you' a priority
- Allied Health Sciences changes from 'division' to 'school'
- New graduate program
- Magnetic energy may alleviate symptoms of major depression
Issue 3
- Treatment helps overcome disease of doubt, fear
- Girls' diets call for more calcium
- Soy study may show link to lower blood pressure
- National Nutrition Month promotes varied diet
- On the Shoulders of Heroes
- BCM to study bladder cancer test
- Findings wins award
Issue 4
- Friends don't let friends drive drowsy
- Small hearts make big difference for young transplant recipients
- Two hats - one big job for Raymond Sawaya, M.D.
- Spring into Spring with more energy
- Living Will: A last gift to loved ones
- BCM ranks among top national graduate schools
- Check for diabetes at age 10
- At-home medical test cannot replace doctor's appointment
Issue 5
- Testosterone 'tune-up' can rev up sex drive
- Colorectal cancer prevented with regular screenings
- CNRC provides healthy eating tools for parents
- Computer habits can impact health
- Pedal power
- Bassett receives major American Heart Association Award
- Reducing mortality in children with HIV
- Ordering genes
Issue 6
- Statin treatment could lower PSA
- New devices help surgeons 'clear the air' of lung tumors
- Blood disorder treated with minimally invasive surgery
- Celebrate Summer Safely
- Creative exercising pays off
- Herbal 'remedy' may be hazardous during pregnancy
- DeBakey poetry award winners announced
- Two new leaders in cardiology, nephrology at BCM
Issue 7
- Novel approaches needed to tackle pancreatic cancer
- Cosmetic program helps cancer patients 'look good, feel better'
- Cancer prevention, treatment programs focus on minorities
- Reduce your cancer risk
- Researchers must study the whole population
- New Cancer Center directors
- Tour de Pink 2005 to raise funds for breast cancer awareness
- Common virus may factor in tomorrow's cancer treatment
Issue 8
- Baylor College of Medicine responds to Katrina disaster
- A physician's story: No calm after the storm
- BCM expert offers advice on dealing with storm-related stress
- Help your kids cope with Hurricane Katrina
- Katrina's refugees – who are they?
- Handling Hurricane Stress
- Houston's response to medical crises: The role of the Harris County Hospital District
Issue 9
- Teen spurs race to cure rare muscular disease
- Preparing for pandemic: Control of regular flu seasons crucial
- Teen angst can trigger acne problems
- We Care for You: Menopause
- The Body Explained: What causes goosebumps? (RealPlayer required)
- The Harris County Hospital District – Responding to Need
- Study focuses on acupuncture treatment for knee pain
- BCM, Texas Children's form alliance for Child Psychology Programs
- Boone elected to the American Board of Urology
Issue 10
- New procedures preserve, improve vision
- Cholesterol revelations spur new treatments
- ALS Clinic strives to provide more comprehensive care for patients
- Teens seeking 'rail-thin' perfection risk problems
- The Body Explained: What causes an ice cream headache? (RealPlayer required)
- Healing an ailing system
- Wakil receives award for achievement in metabolic research
- BCM pediatric AIDS nurse receives NurseWeek excellence award
- Stem cell expert speaks at Baylor College of Medicine
- Exercise does elderly body good
