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How to work off the ‘Quarantine 15’
From gyms closing to ordering more takeout, COVID-19 has disrupted the health and fitness routines of many people. A phenomenon referred to as the ‘Quarantine 15.’
COVID-19 initiative supports the vulnerable
Baylor physicians work with the Mary Susan Moore Medical Society to serve those with less access to medical care and COVID-19 prevention methods.
Beat the heat without brain freeze
Trying to beat the heat with a cold treat only to end up with brain freeze? A Baylor doctor explains what is really going on and how to avoid the discomfort.
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Locating molecular players in Batten disease
Mutations in two proteins result in two forms of Batten disease. Researchers found that both proteins work together affecting the disease.
Baylor researchers test TB vaccine for use in COVID-19
A potential tool in the fight against COVID-19 could be found in a vaccine that is being used widely around the world. Recruitment for testing is underway.
Helpful tips to prepare for hurricane season
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists urge everyone to prepare for hurricane season. Baylor College of Medicine experts share some tips on what to do.
