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Prevent exercise injuries after quarantine
A Baylor doctor offers some tips on how to prevent injury and ease into workouts as people return to their regular fitness routines after months in quarantine.
Scientist takes part in COVID-19 musical project
Baylor scientist takes part in United Nations Foundation’s music video in support of the United Nations Foundation’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization.
Clinical COVID-19 vaccine trials underway
The Vaccine and Treatment Evaluation Unit is participating in a clinical trial for Moderna’s investigational vaccine to study the efficacy in preventing COVID-19.
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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A look at the tumor microenvironment
Scientists are creating cellular immunotherapies promoting anti-cancer activity of the immune system, combating inhibitory effects of tumor microenvironments.
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.
