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healthcare › ... › getting-sound-inner-ear
… ears as sound collectors and middle ears as mechanical force amplifiers. It is fascinating that the tiny bones in … analysis that your brain learns to interpret. The frequency composition of familiar sounds aids your auditory system in … the energy of different frequencies at your ear drum. Ask a friend to snap their fingers or clap their hands …
healthcare › ... › scar-tissue-treatment
… Baylor Medicine offers the Graston Technique® for injury treatment and rehabilitation. This remarkable … the Graston Technique®, yet you have lingering discomfort or stiffness, please ask us whether you may be helped by this effective …
research › ... › intimate-relationships
… partners. In one study, women with disabilities, when compared to women without disabilities, were less likely to … be a problem. One, seven-session health promotion program for women with disabilities resulted in improvements in … not married (or in a serious relationship) because no one asked them compared to 27 percent of women without …
healthcare › ... › heart-valve-repair
… as big as a half dollar, but sometimes a valve's opening becomes narrowed. In many cases, this is caused by the natural … wear and tear of aging. As we get older, calcium can form on the valve’s leaflets. As this deposit builds up, the … program will be beneficial in your recovery. Make sure to ask about this before you are discharged from the hospital …
departments › ... › pathology-anatomic-and-clinical-residency
… Thank you for your interest in the Department of Pathology & … and have an “open-door” policy; residents are welcome to stop by and ask questions at any time. We also have a robust mentorship …
news › brain-fungal-infection-produces-alzheimers-disease-like-changes
… disease, but there is limited understanding of how these common microbes could be involved in the development of … in brain cells that promote its clearance, and, important for the understanding of Alzheimer’s disease development, … working in the Corry lab. Next, the researchers asked, how is the fungus effectively cleared from the brain? …
news › its-a-match-for-pandemic-era-medical-students
… medical school during the pandemic may have seemed unfortunate initially, but now students are poised to continue … ‘Selection Day’ – you are not being selected; you are being asked to the place that wants you. That’s more important in … because of the challenging situations you have overcome and the complex healthcare issues you have had to …
departments › ... › chief-residents-message
… Welcome to the Baylor College of Medicine Emergency Medicine … Texas! We are thrilled to serve as the chief residents for the 2025-2026 academic year and are excited that you … (provided care for more than 131,000 veterans). You can’t ask for a better training lineup! If you browse our resident …
news › grieving-children-back-to-school-how-parents-can-help
… they normally enjoy, and they may feel nervous or worry for their safety. They might stick to their parents out of … marker for a parent to wonder what’s going on and check in. Ask open-ended questions,” said Dr. Laurel Williams , … of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Baylor. Grief comes and goes, with some days feeling better than others. …
departments › ... › glossary
… to the antigen with which is it mixed. … Antibiotic … A compound that inhibits the growth and reproduction of … bacteria and viruses. An antibody must be made specifically for each pathogen. … Antigen … A protein or other substance … within a cell. … Epidemic … A disease affecting a large number of individuals within a population, community, or …
