Archive 2007 - Volume 5

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Issue 10

• Molecular imaging may shed light on lymphedema
• Reversal of heart scarring may be possible
• High-tech diagnosis yields vital clues into mental illness
• Get kids off the couch to keep weight in check
• Compassion in medicine is an art
• Botox® studied in spinal cord-injured, multiple sclerosis patients with overactive bladder
• Beaudet receives award for human genetics research
• Guntupalli named outstanding teacher of residents
• Ostermeyer honored for behavioral health program

Issue 9

• The Smith Foundation funds breast cancer, genomic medicine research at Baylor College of Medicine
• Breast cancer growth stopped by combination treatment
• Breath test best measure of stomach woes
• Fertility rises as weight drops
• Get me a doctor – now!
• Trial to study ovary suppression in breast cancer treatment
• Grant to support education of future neuroscientists
• James Lomax honored for professionalism
• MS in child psychology will be offered
• Aagaard selected for NIH New Innovator Award

Issue 8

• McNair $100M gift provides impetus for medical advances, cures, collaborations
• Spirits soar through creative music program
• Vaccines help kick drug habits
• Fashion conscious must weigh high-heeled hazards
• Skin patch spells relief for Parkinson's patients
• Early response key in caring for disabled during disasters
• Seeing your patients – use both eyes and your heart
• Can a supplement affect macular degeneration?
• Wehrens selected Keck Foundation Young Scholar
• Baker appointed to CDC panel
• Center for Educational Outreach awarded Howard Hughes grant
• Brown named to Komen board

Issue 7

• BIPAI: Taming the monster of AIDS
• Children on HIV treatment may face increased asthma risk
• Obsession with exercise can become disorder
• Greater life expectancy means cystic fibrosis patients face new challenges
• Nasal passages: Endoscopic doorway to the brain
• Get on the (Environmental) Bus
• Volunteers needed for age-related macular degeneration study
• Parkinson's study investigates benefits of creatine
• Collaborative center created
• FASEB summer research conference honors Brinkley

Issue 6

• Staking the future for Baylor College of Medicine
• HIV survival improves if patients stay under doctor's care
• Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center receives NCI designation
• Grant to boost Baylor College of Medicine curriculum in palliative, hospice care
• Cancer clinic receives VeinView thanks to 10-year-old patient
• Autism network mergers aim to improve care, research standards
• Study to test effect of blood pressure in trauma patients
• Chan receives Endocrine Society award
• Faculty honored by pediatric society
• Neurology faculty to lead national organizations
• Lomax earns Alford award
• Award recognizes new researcher

Issue 5

• Baylor Teen Health Clinic expands services to all teens
• Studies nix use of antidepressants for bipolar disorder, advocate psychotherapy
• Shortage of internists leads to neglect of medical fundamentals
• Less invasive liver surgery safer, speeds recovery
• Volunteers needed for Alzheimer's study
• Alzheimer's gene study recruiting patients
• New doctors, new opportunities
• Estes named to National Academy of Sciences
• Ralph Feigin, M.D., receives John Howland Award
• Less is more in reducing snores
• Fertility rises as weight drops

Issue 4

• AEC: Searching for answers to genetic skin disease
• Children on HIV treatment may face increased asthma risk
• Identification of gene provides clinical picture of brittle bone disease
• Physical development should factor into choice of sport
• Parkinson's study to evaluate creatine benefits
• Volunteers needed for HIV, heart disease study
• Celebrity health
• BCM ranked 10th among medical schools
• Senate passes DeBakey Gold Medal measure
• Butel receives award for women in cancer research
• Wheeler named chair of pathology

Issue 3

• Plans for asthma clinic could spell relief in 5th Ward
• Number of epidural abscesses increases
• New laboratory among first to test involuntary function disorders
• The politics of Alzheimer's
• Stress incontinence implant study
• Volunteers needed for obesity study
• Ferry receives Murray Davidson Award
• Frieden named to Spinal Cord Injury Hall of Fame

Issue 2

• Women's Comprehensive Care Center: Oasis for female health
• Congenital heart doctors play catch-up with patients
• Researchers take pollution to heart
• Matters of the heart
• African-American volunteers needed for weight loss study
• Elderly volunteers needed for influenza vaccine trial
• A matter of health: Loving your heart
• BCM pediatrician wins local Jefferson Award
• Baylor International Pediatric AIDS Initiative, UNICEF partner
• Experts offer best bets in beverages for kids
• Shed those post-holiday pounds

Issue 1

• Lights... Camera... Surgery! DeBakey Museum to include innovative filming platform
• Houston Indian community receptive to genetics studies
• Early hearing tests improve children's recovery from meningitis
• Looking for long-lasting relief from asthma?
• AIM HIGH in cholesterol study
• Elderly volunteers needed for influenza vaccine trial
• A matter of health: When research works
• Nationally recognized stroke expert to lead BCM neurology
• New book covers mentalizing in mental health treatment
• BCM names vice president of strategic capital projects