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news › set-routine-to-avoid-excess-screen-time-this-school-year
… After spending so much time in front of screens throughout the pandemic, many children may … or increased blood pressure. Encourage kids to take breaks from the screen. Parents need to set the example by taking a … and sports drinks. The American Academy of Pediatrics’ recommendations for screen time vary among age groups: 0-18 …
news › genome-sequencing-identifies-cancers-achilles-heel-in-exceptional-responders
… patients defy the odds and the prognosis, living much longer than other patients with clinically comparable tumors. What can we learn from this group, referred to as exceptional responders? … sequencing identifies cancer’s Achilles heel in exceptional responders …
news › researchers-uncover-how-breast-cancer-cells-become-resistant-to-therapy
… About one-fourth of recurrent estrogen receptor-positive (ER+) … explains the process but also offers possibilities to overcome it. “For years, our goal has been to tease out the … of human breast cancer cells that mimics the progression from ER+ to ER- and provides a very useful experimental tool …
news › dhx9-variations-underly-wide-spectrum-of-human-neurodevelopmental-disorders
… with undiagnosed neurodevelopmental disorders ranging from severe to mild has now received a genetic diagnosis thanks to an international team of researchers at the GREGoR Research Center at … to believe that these patients had a genetic diagnosis in common. It was after we analyzed the results of their genome …
research › ... › how-behaviors-are-learned-the-abc-model
… A is for A ntecedent (Trigger) B is for B ehavior (Action) C is for C onsequence (What happens right after the … before or right after the tantrum, and children might learn from that without even realizing it. For example, think about a common situation that many caregivers have found themselves …
news › trish-selects-healthcare-and-data-management-projects-for-spaceflights
… The Translational Research Institute for Space Health (TRISH) at Baylor … and researchers. The projects are selections from TRISH’s HERMES solicitation , which sought proposals … “The projects with Ejenta and TrialX exemplify TRISH’s commitment to identifying and empowering high-impact work to …
news › wearable-technology-assesses-surgeons-posture-during-surgery
… Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine in collaboration with the University of Arizona led a study that can help … collected and analyzed 16 of 20 possible recordings from 11 procedures (eight spine, three cranial). “We found … of time given that the American College of Surgeons recommends avoiding prolonged static postures by taking …
news › using-generative-ai-assistant-to-interpret-pharmacogenetic-test-results
… (AI) assistant could be beneficial in answering questions about these results for patients and physicians. They … a generative AI assistant trained on a knowledge base comprising the latest Clinical Pharmacogenetics … a set of questions designed to reflect typical inquiries from patients and healthcare providers. A panel of four …
news › coping-with-heartbreak-ahead-of-valentines-day-youre-not-alone
… The agonizing feeling of a recent heartbreak might sting a little … and while this sensation might seem never-ending, healing from a breakup is crucial. A Baylor College of Medicine … Many experiencing heartbreak dread Valentine’s Day. Yang recommends reflecting on what matters most to you about the …
news › stealth-virus-zika-virus-builds-tunnels-to-covertly-infect-cells-of-the-placenta
… Infection with Zika virus in pregnancy can lead to neurological … which nurtures the developing fetus and forms a strong barrier against microbes and chemicals that could harm … at Pennsylvania State University report in Nature Communications a strategy Zika virus uses to covertly spread …
