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news › tumor-induced-b-cell-changes-reveal-potential-biomarker-for-treatment-response-in-triple-negative-breast-cancer
… at Baylor College of Medicine and collaborating institutions have discovered new insights into tumor-induced B cell … of patients with triple negative breast cancer will benefit from this treatment,” said corresponding author Dr. Xiang … TiBA-1, has a reduced number of B cells, likely due to competition with myeloid progenitors in the bone marrow …
departments › ... › history-of-leadership
… E. DeBakey Department of Surgery was so named in 1999 to honor the great legacy of its iconic and longest serving chair, who led the department from 1948 to 1993. Dr. DeBakey and the surgeons he trained … 1943-1944 Judson L. Taylor, M.D., chair 1945- 1948 Herbert Poyner, M.D., …
news › mayo-clinic-and-baylor-study-drug-gene-testing-improves-patient-care
… new study appearing in Genetics in Medicine , investigators from Mayo Clinic and Baylor College of Medicine found that targeted genomic information can play an important role in drug prescribing practices. … chose to apply targeted DNA sequencing to capture less common genomic variants that could by themselves, or in …
community › ... › lecture-series
… Welcome to the Baylor College of Medicine Global Programs Lecture Series. Our monthly lecture series showcases the pioneering research and … health challenges worldwide. Join us to gain insights from leading experts, engage in thought-provoking … Global Surgery and Surgical Education in Africa Speaker: Abebe Bekele, M.D., Ph.D. Date: March …
news › dont-let-illness-derail-your-travel-plans
… disease expert Dr. Stacey Rose explains the precautions you can take to prevent illness while away from home and what medications you can take with you in case you do get sick. Before any trip, Rose recommends checking with your healthcare provider about your …
news › 2024-michael-e-debakey-excellence-in-research-awards
… faculty members at Baylor College of Medicine in recognition of their outstanding published scientific contributions … Beeton. The award ceremony included a recorded message from Dr. Paul Klotman, Baylor president, CEO and executive dean, congratulating the group. He added their accomplishments exemplify the outstanding work across all …
departments › ... › sars-cov-2-and-covid-19
… Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) is the virus that causes the … respiratory diseases in humans, some mild, such as the common cold, and some more severe. Other members of the … in bats. It is thought that, most likely, the virus passed from bats to an intermediate animal that came into close …
education › ... › frequently-asked-questions
… Students from the classes of 2014 and 2016 contributed to this mural … student wrote a special message to their first patient in honor of the men and women who donated their bodies to the … body automatically be accepted into the Willed Body Program once I sign and return the donor form? A: No. The decision …
departments › ... › resident-committees
… (AoRE) is BCM IM residency’s resident-as-teacher organization. AoRE offerings include a core curriculum for all … Advisors: Stephanie Sherman and Zaven Sargsyan Wellness Committee This group focuses on work-life balance during … the opportunity to learn about life at Baylor straight from the source. In addition, the committee also coordinates …
research › ... › health-promotion-programs
… Hughes, RB. (2006) Achieving Effective Health Promotion for Women With Disabilities . Family & Community Health 29(1)Supplement: Promoting Health in Persons With Chronic and Disabling Conditions, 44S - 51S. … Wellness programs for non-disabled women often have equipment or architectural …
