Dr. Fasiha Kanwal discusses what you need to know about liver cancer detection and screening.

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Baylor College of Medicine scientists are working with United Therapeutics to study xenolivers, genetically modified pig livers for human organ transplants.

Dr. Rahimzadeh discusses AI, genomics, data sharing and healthcare policy, and why trust is essential to the future of medicine.

According to the CDC, about 1 in 5 children and adolescents in the U.S. have obesity. For Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, researchers at the USDA/ARS...

Dr. Kimberly Samuels discusses postpartum baby blues, depression and psychosis and points out the warning signs.

Dr. Stephen “Alex” Harding explains what you should know about overdoses and how to respond when someone has overdosed.

Dr. Mona Romezi explains how weight, diet and lifestyle affects women's hormonal health and how to balance those hormones.

Dr. R. Taylor Ripley explains the cause, symptoms and treatment options for mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer.

A pediatric psychologist makes the case for protecting kids from addictive social media design and its impact on youth mental health.

While CAR T-cell therapy has shown promising effects on blood cancers, its effects are limited when treating solid tumors, until now.

The FDA has only approved COVID vaccines for a particular age range and for people who have underlying risk factors.

Physician Assistant student, Hannah Bolen, shares how PAs are expanding access to care for patients through out the U.S.

As we get older, the risk of developing chronic health conditions increases. For this reason, making sure older adults and loved ones (65+) see a doctor...

CAR T cell therapy cleared a toddler's chemotherapy-resistant liver cancer in two outpatient infusions, with no toxicity and full remission at 12 months.

AI applications are poised to become the mandated standard of practice in gastroenterology, and in some institutions already are.

Learn more about Aortic Disease Awareness Month, like aortic dissection, and how awareness can make the difference between life and death.

Baylor medical students have the option of pursuing pathways during their education that allow them to take deeper dives into their areas of interest. The Global Health Pathway is one such option, …

The holidays are a time to mix and mingle with family and loved ones over food, games and re-telling stories from the past. However, those experiencing...

Dr. Utsavi Shah explains the signs and symptoms of PCOS and provides advice and treatment options for patients.

While many can control asthma symptoms with inhaled steroid medications, about 10% develop a more severe form that does not respond well to these treatments.

Research examining if breastfeeding protects against childhood cancer and the need for policies and programs that promote breastfeeding.

In June, Dr. Raymond Cho traveled to Mexico City as a composer fellow for the Texas New Music Ensemble, a group dedicated to the enrichment of Texas communities through contemporary art music.

Deyanira Gonzalez answers questions about hearing loss in early adulthood while discussing treatment options.

Dr. Luis Rustveld wants to make sure your family follows good food safety practices to prevent barbecues from going bad.

Baylor College of Medicine announces 11 honorees to be recognized at the 2026 Alumni Awards ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 12, at Hotel ZaZa – Houston Museum...

Baylor College of Medicine expert Dr. Thomas Kosten discusses the use of fentanyl, its derivatives and the role they play in the U.S. opioid epidemic.

How much perfume is too much? Here's what doctors, perfumers, and chemists say about whether you're overdoing your fragrance or not.

The American Academy of Pediatrics changed its guidelines in 2022, but a new study suggests pediatricians may not be consistently applying the updated guidance.

The findings suggest that loss of NF1 allows ER+ breast cancer cells to remodel their environment in ways that favor their survival and growth.

Childhood malnutrition contributes to nearly half of all deaths in children under 5 years of age.

Thousands of children have been hospitalized after poisoning by vitamins and minerals in recent years, the majority ingested intentionally.

Microplastic researchers are trying to find answers about pressing health concerns while navigating the challenges of a new field of science.

Dr. Mike Ren has tips for the prevention and treatment of turf and grass burns, a common wound for football and soccer players.

A Baylor College of Medicine-led team found that moving into a normal weight range was associated with about half the risk of progressing to clinical type...

Dr. Masih Ahmed explains how regular eye exams help to manage and improve eye health as well as overall health.

Dr. Sumitra Khandelwal discusses different corrective options for aging vision, including monovision and refractive lens exchange.

Lisa Froechtenigt weighs in on the protein-maxxing trend, explaining how to eat protein sufficiently and cautioning those who overdo it.