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When mice lack MondoA, a transcription factor that mediates response to glucose, they become the “Usain Bolts” of the mouse world, sprinting faster…

Baylor College of Medicine researchers believe a natural product may provide a treatment for prediabetic patients.

Lesley Stahl to be honored at 2010 Women's Health Summit. Journalist Lesley Stahl to be honored at 2010 Women's Health Summit

Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine report today in the journal Neuron evidence that refutes the link between increased levels of…

Baylor College of Medicine's McNair Campus is a new model of health care delivery the College is building for the future of healthcare.

BCM researchers identify small piece of genetic material as key to development of kidney disease related to diabetes.

Diets of pregnant or nursing mice can impact risk of offspring developing inflammation of large bowel.

Suffer from chronic sinus infections? Try nasal irrigation to ease symptoms.

The 2013 graduating class includes 191 medical school graduates and 82 graduates from the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences.

Conference, founded by BCM researchers, brings diverse group of academic scientists together to focus on field of neuromonitoring.

New center expands program in proteomics, adds new metabolomics program to advance studies of obesity, diabetes, heart disease and cancer.

Baylor College of Medicine’s cardiology group has expanded with the addition of Hall-Garcia Cardiology Associates, a team of internationally…

Further development of the McNair Campus approved, space to be developed as BCM Specialty Care Center.

Increase in flu activity seen, mostly of influenza A strain.

Baylor College of Medicine researchers among those to find that pancreatic injury does not evoke progenitors of insulin-producing cell.