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departments › ... › rotations
… Exposure to these diverse facilities and their physicians allow our residents to learn cutting edge techniques in all aspects of medicine related to women’s health. During … hospitals, requiring our residents to only take night call on the weekends. In the PGY-4 year our residents …
healthcare › ... › liposuction
… suction to remove fat from your body. The doctor puts a small, thin tube through very small cuts in the skin. Then the doctor moves the tube around … your skin to reach areas with more fat. Liposuction is usually done in a doctor’s office, a surgery center, or a …
research › ... › physical-activity
… also suggest that they are not engaging in physically active lifestyles. … half of the women reported never participating in physically active household activities (71 percent) or in physical … physical activity for women with disabilities suggest that all three categories of constraints impede the ability of …
research › ... › stop-smoking
… produce a temporary weakening of motor functioning. Additionally, for below-knee amputees with vascular etiology, … should also consider developing programs specifically for women with disabilities. Additionally, physicians should become more aware of the heightened …
research › ... › can-we-regenerate-sensory-cells-of-the-inner-ear
… in the United States, with approximately half of all adults suffering from some degree of hearing loss by the … In contrast, non-mammalian vertebrates can functionally recover from deafening injury by mobilizing supporting … almost completely in the first postnatal week. Finally, attention has focused on several pathways and …
research › faculty-labs › david-bates-lab
… is encoded in a one-dimensional array of DNA bases, all major DNA processes (replication, transcription, and … sites (origins, termini, and centromeres) and overall chromosome compactness change dramatically and predictably during the cell cycle. One major … changing the cellular abundance of a type II topoisomerase called Topo IV, a homolog of Human TopoII ( Joshi et al, 2013 …
news › trial-shows-promise-treating-neuroblastoma
… in children, and patients with high-risk disease are challenging to treat. In a promising development, researchers … form of immunotherapy to treat neuroblastoma using genetically engineered natural killer T cells (NKTs). The findings … “This trial marks the first time highly pure and genetically engineered NKTs are being evaluated in humans to define …
healthcare › specialties › allergy-and-immunology
… a unique, comprehensive treatment option for patients with Allergic and Immunologic conditions in a single location. We diagnose and manage the following Allergic and Immunologic conditions and provide the … examination, perform and analyze the results from the allergy skin testing and other laboratory tests to determine …
news › early-environmental-exposure-impacts-liver-epigenome
… Communications , show how early life chemical exposure actually reprograms the liver epigenome, aging it more rapidly. … or “operating system” of the genome. It is comprised of small chemical modifications to DNA and the proteins that make up our chromosomes, and controls the activity of all the genes within the genome. During early life, as our …
news › car-t-cell-therapy-shows-promising-results-against-hodgkin-lymphoma
… treated at the highest dose level of therapy, with almost all patients having clinical benefit after treatment,” said … developed by Dr. Savoldo when she was at Baylor and initially translated to the clinic with Dr. Ramos, has now been … included flu-like symptoms due to an immune chemical storm called cytokine release syndrome, but these events were …