Department of Family and Community Medicine

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Department Reports

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Available Now – FCM Newsletter: FY2023 Issue 2

Family and Community Medicine takes pride in reporting departmental accomplishments by publishing newsletters featuring various achievements and special moments. Readers are introduced to our newest faculty, staff, and trainees, and gain insight into the fine work of our devoted clinicians, researchers, and educators.

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In the News

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Our faculty are featured in the following blogs and external news sites:

From boot blisters to allergies, here's how to avoid ailments during Houston Rodeo season – Feb. 28, 2023

Heart break doesn't feel good in a place like this – Feb. 13, 2023

Savor brunch nutritiously – Jan. 26, 2023

New year, new travel: Stay healthy on the move – Jan. 7, 2023

What is the essence of our humanity? – Dec. 23, 2022

5 things to do when you have a cold – Dec. 21, 2022  

Young children get 6 to 8 viruses a year. Here's what parents need to know – Dec. 19, 2022  

Masks recommended for vulnerable patients as three viruses hit Houston – Dec. 14, 2022

TAFP Member of the Month: Crystal Nwagwu, M.D. – Nov. 7, 2022

These are the best cold remedies according to doctors – Oct. 28, 2022

Healthy Habits: Paolo Dugo aims for eight hours of sleep and enjoys playing basketball – Oct. 10, 2022

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month – Oct. 7, 2022

TLC Diet – Sept. 13, 2022

6 tips to kickstart your day – Aug. 10, 2022

The path forward: a more inclusive healthcare system – Aug. 5, 2022

Healthcare as a human right – July 29, 2022

Stay Safe in Summer's Sizzle – July 16, 2022

Beat the Humidity – July 13, 2022

Staying cool under high heat – July 12, 2022

Difficult Transition Led IMG to Leadership Roles – April 18, 2022

Skincare 103: Supplements and your skin – April 4, 2022

Don't stay thirsty, my friends – Jan. 27, 2022

Make small, long-term changes to your fitness resolutions this year – Jan. 20, 2022

Returning to Routine Care and Health Screenings are Not Only Safe, They Could Save Your Life – Jan. 6, 2022

Growing Up Baylor: Dr. Xinqi Mike Ren – Dec. 7, 2021

Myths and truths about urinary tract infections – Aug. 19, 2021

The First Steps: Reflections on Starting the Academic Detailing Journey – July 28, 2021

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