Baylor College of Medicine

Summer is in full swing and the temperatures are on the rise. Baylor College of Medicine experts have some tips on staying healthy in the heat.

• Experiencing high heat you aren't used to?
• Staying cool under high heat
• Summer heat nutrition myths
• Feeling woozy? It might be a heat stroke
• Heat and mental health

Dr. Stacey Rose, associate professor of internal medicine and infectious disease at Baylor College of Medicine, explains cyclosporiasis and has tips on prevention. She also talked to the Houston Chronicle to help readers understand how it is spread. 

• Cyclosporiasis: What to know and how to prevent it
• Houston Chronicle: Houstonians shouldn't worry, experts say

Baylor’s GRAB program provides students with reliable access to healthy food—fueling their well-being, education and clinical performance. Your support sustains this vital resource, easing financial burdens and empowering tomorrow’s healthcare leaders to thrive.

Regular visits to your primary care physician are key in the early detection and prevention of many chronic illnesses. Choose the right primary care physician for you based on your needs.