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healthcare › ... › functional-abdominal-pain
… known as functional pain. Functional abdominal pain is usually recurring or chronic. The pain can be intense and … complex. Genetic, environmental and behavioral factors are all believed to play a role. Sometimes, repeated injury or … functional pain more intensely when they are emotionally distressed or under other forms of mental stress, such …
healthcare › ... › about-cervical-cancer
… develops slowly. It starts as a precancerous condition called dysplasia which can be detected by a Pap smear and is … Almost all cervical cancers are caused by human papillomavirus … cervical cancer cases. The HPV vaccine is recommended for all children, and can also be provided to at risk adults …
healthcare › ... › coronary-artery-bypass
… flow to the heart muscle tissue. This procedure is also called coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). Bypass typically requires open-chest surgery. There are several newer, … Your left main heart artery is very narrow. All three arteries of the heart are blocked or the amount of …
research › ... › variant-submission-guidance
… of interest through the development of model organisms. All variants proposed for modeling will be reviewed by the … The Baylor CPMM-VRC carefully evaluates all submitted variants for suitability for precision animal … for potential use in future therapeutic studies Additionally, there may be variant submissions that do not meet our …
departments › ... › educational-initiatives
… Develop an increased understanding of health equity across all identity groups (race/ethnicity, gender, sexual … which is comprised of residents, staff, and faculty from all backgrounds. The half-day summit was offered in a …
news › 2023-research-day-and-surgical-society-alumni-symposium
… accomplishments of the department and its alumni both nationally and internationally. “We were fortunate to welcome the alumni society back … keynote speaker, Craig Miller, M.D., author of A Time for All Things: The Life of Michael E. DeBakey, presented … Cell Calcific Nodule Formation” Mentor: Dr. Grande-Allen …
healthcare › ... › endometriosis-treatment
… medication Hormone therapies Surgery, using the latest minimally invasive techniques for faster, easier recovery Our … is conservative – we treat endometriosis patients medically whenever possible to avoid surgery. Medical treatments … or prevent the patient’s menstrual cycle, which can help alleviate pain, shrink endometrial tissue, and slow or …
news › new-medical-genetics-multi-omics-lab-translates-research-into-clinical-diagnostics
… on innovation and high-risk projects that have potentially great clinical impact. This latest collaboration allows for the translation of cutting-edge research into …
news › baylor-students-learn-next-step-in-medical-training-at-2025-match-day
… reminded this class, as he does each class, that it’s called Match Day, not selection day. “If you didn’t match … Klotman said. “You will do better at an institution that really wants you,” he said, suggesting that students show swag … the waiting room, lying awake in their hospital beds, and all that time, they were hoping for one thing: to get the …
news › clingen-advances-knowledge-of-clinical-relevance-of-genes-and-variants
… are available to the public at www.clinicalgenome.org, all curated variants are also shared in the ClinVar database and ClinGen Evidence Repository, and all curated genes are shared with the GenCC database. As … pairs across the pediatric and adult settings. Additionally, researchers have classified 5,161 unique pathogenic …
