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An allergy expert at Baylor College of Medicine breaks down the newest allergen data from the Houston area and other trends revealed by allergy data…
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Dr. Pedro Piedra provides insight on how vaccines for COVID, flu and RSV can protect us and when to get vaccinated.
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Dr. Christina Weng says noticing signs of vision loss is significant in young children because if certain eye problems are not addressed, vision may be lost permanently.
Dr. Christina Weng says noticing signs of vision loss is especially significant in young children.
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On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will be visible across parts of North America, passing over the United States, Mexico and Canada. Whether you…
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In November 2023, Baylor College of Medicine was informed of a cybersecurity incident involving Advarra, a vendor the College uses to provide…
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Allergic reactions can range from irritating sneezing fits to life-threatening episodes. An allergy specialist with Baylor College of Medicine gives…
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Baylor Medicine Orthopedics and Sports Medicine has opened a new physical and occupational therapy clinic at Kirby Glen. With more than 7,000 square…
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The start of a new year for many means the start of a new health and fitness journey. Claire Edgemon, senior registered dietitian at Baylor College…
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Baylor Medicine, Houston’s premier academic medical practice, will now offer primary care clinical services at a new location, Baylor Medicine at San…
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Baylor Medicine Dermatology has opened the Skin of Color Clinic, housed at the Jamail Specialty Care Center. The clinic provides personalized and…
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Baylor College of Medicine has recognized physicians for their excellence in patient care through its annual Faculty Awards Day, held earlier this…
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Baylor College of Medicine celebrated its new Lillie and Roy Cullen Tower, an innovative, collaborative space for medical education and research…
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Pelvic floor issues can occur among both men and women, but non-invasive strengthening therapy is available for people experiencing these issues. A…
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For most people, warmer temperatures and longer days mean more exposure to sunlight. A dermatologist with Baylor College of Medicine reminds people…
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Snacking at the movie theater is a ritual as old as cinema itself. And with the growing number of options, some may need help navigating the…
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Ideally, you should warm up and cool down all body parts. If you’re limited on time, focus on those that are primarily used for the activity and do the next closest body part secondarily.
A Baylor College of Medicine orthopedic surgeon discusses how to assess your journey back to physical activity.
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