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departments › ... › training-locations
… this state-of-the-art 25-floor Legacy Tower will house 126 beds for pediatric and cardiovascular intensive care, and … six new operating rooms (ORs) with the latest technology to complement the hospital’s existing 19 ORs. It will also be … ultrasound and nuclear medicine to provide timely, comprehensive imaging procedures for pediatric patients as …
education › ... › clinical
… Geriatric Medicine Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Community & Family Medicine Research Core (13 Credit Hours) … 3 Master's Paper Courses (6.5 Credit Hours) Cultural Competency II Health Behavioral Counseling II Preparation … A mix of public and private institutions and community-based facilities provides a rich exposure to …
education › ... › incoming-residents-and-fellows
… program! The Graduate Medical Education Office welcomes you on this exciting new journey. Once you have … forms, Baylor’s Human Resources department requires you to complete page 7 section 1 of the I-9 form prior to … your PC will send out appropriate information when the time comes. Bring the following items with you to orientation in …
healthcare › ... › esophageal-cancer
… the acidity of stomach juice, esophageal cancer has become the fastest rising cancer in Caucasian men in the … at the Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center Dan L. Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center specialize in the prevention, … questions or want to make an appointment, call (713) 798-2262 . …
education › ... › medical-research-pathway
… The Medical Research Pathway (MRP) is a five-year program encompassing four years of traditional M.D. training and one … Scientist Training Program. MRP students are expected to become a full member of the mentor's research laboratory. … research year in which the MRP student works to complete a hypothesis-driven research project. Clinical …
healthcare › ... › related-disorders
… There are a variety of conditions that have obsessive compulsive disorder qualities that are quite similar to OCD … disorder (BDD), hoarding disorder, trichotillomania, compulsive skin picking, hypochondria, and olfactory … they appear (to others) to have no value. People with compulsive hoarding syndrome may have immense difficulty …
healthcare › ... › uterine-prolapse
… and tissues that hold a woman's uterus (womb) in place become stretched, damaged or weakened, causing the uterus to … and into the vagina. Mild cases of uterine prolapse are common. They often cause no symptoms and don't generally … increases with age. During menopause , the ovaries stop producing hormones that regulate a woman's monthly …
research › ... › projects
… Hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) are immature progenitor cells … HSCs divide rarely (a feature called quiescence) but become activated and divide frequently upon stress, such as … in order to facilitate immune responses or to promote hematopoietic regeneration. We discovered that a female sex …
research › ... › projects
… are exposed to structurally diverse estrogens through diet, pharmaceuticals and aquatic contamination. Using … Exposure to byproducts of industrial combustion, such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) … Understanding the signaling pathways by which such compounds cause toxicity is crucial for predicting …
research › ... › mechanisms-of-cytokine-induced-lower-urinary-track-pathology
… TZ and BPH epithelium. In addition, we will carry out studies using expression microarray analysis to identify the … the role of epithelial senescence in BPH and derive a comprehensive list of potentially important cytokines/growth …
