Briefs
Breastfed babies less likely to be neglected
A study by a Baylor College of Medicine researcher offers evidence that babies who are breastfed experience less neglect at the hands of their mothers.
Oral sex doesn’t mean safe sex
Teens know they can’t get pregnant from oral sex, so they consider it a safe sexual activity. But they are still at risk for sexually transmitted infections, said a BCM expert.
Don't fall ill with first-of-year sicknesses
Some common sicknesses flare up at this time of year, but a Baylor College of Medicine internist offers health management tips.
Array of treatments keep skin looking fresh
When considering a cosmetic procedure, it’s important to make skin tone and texture a part of the decision-making process, say doctors at Baylor College of Medicine.
Teen Clinic enters homes to improve lives of mothers, babies
The Baylor Teen Health Clinic is part of a new program aimed at improving the health of low-income, first-time mothers and their babies through home visits.
A matter of health
February is American Heart Month and during this month especially it’s important to remember that there is a lot we can do all year to stay heart healthy.