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research › ... › therapeutic-probiotics
… spp. are most abundant in children who are generally refractive to CDI. There is a major gap in our … production and vitamin synthesis) may work in concert to allow L. reuteri to mold the local microbial community by … and selecting for the growth of more favorable microbes, all the while enhancing the health of the host. …
research › ... › research-projects
… basis for how recently emerged β-lactamases can hydrolyze all β-lactam antibiotics, including the last resort … resistant infections. Unfortunately, resistance to clinically available inhibitors is on the rise. We are using … design to develop inhibitors for several clinically-relevant β-lactamases. Widespread resistance to …
departments › ... › adolescent-medicine-sports-medicine
… and serves as an advocate for adolescent health issues locally, regionally, and nationally; it empowers youth and families to attain knowledge and … promotes exercise and sports participation for people of all ages, including those with special healthcare needs …
departments › ... › health-services-research-postdoc-fellowship
… physicians completing residency training as well as doctorally prepared trainees the foundational scientific and … participate in a comprehensive curriculum designed specifically to meet your methodological and career development … accepted for rolling admission. Postdoctoral Ph.D.s, doctorally trained clinicians such as nurses, psychologists, …
community › ... › saturday-morning-science-spring
… STEM program held on Saturdays throughout the year. SMS allows 6th – 12th graders in Houston and surrounding areas … careers, career development activities and mentored small group experiences. … group activity, and the second half will consist of a small group interactive discussion facilitated by BCM faculty, …
healthcare › ... › regeneration
… ears recover function after hair cell damage and this was followed by a report that new hair cells can appear in human … cells with the central nervous system. The process could be more challenging than learning a foreign language as an …
research › ... › ad-sirna
… gene transcript. The exogenous RNA is digested in to small interfering RNAs (siRNA), which bind a nuclease complex … It may be beneficial to choose siRNA targets positioned all along a gene. …
healthcare › ... › treatment
… . Neurogenic TOS is typically treated with physical therapy and most patients can … exercises. Treatment with a therapist for a few weeks is usually followed by a home exercise program which you continue … . The clot in the vein is initially treated with clot dissolving medication, with blood …
departments › ... › research
… and wellness. Texas Children’s Hospital, an internationally-recognized pediatric hospital, likewise offers an … at the South Central AUA and national AUA meeting annually. Residents have also been able to attend other national … as SUFU, SUO, and AACR to present their work. We additionally encourage active involvement in the Society for Women …
departments › ... › curriculum
… Participate in all obstetrical simulations Complete simulation instructor … professionalism, and systems-based practice. Additionally, learners will assess the fellow's teaching skills. The …