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A study looking at safety of a new drug has found it does not increase overall adverse events or serious adverse events when compared to placebo.

A Baylor College of Medicine expert discusses the potential impact of the new ketamine-based treatment recently approved by the FDA, which is being…

On Saturday, March 23, Baylor College of Medicine will bring a community conference and resource fair to the Laredo area to provide an educational…

Shortages of essential chemotherapy drugs for children undergoing cancer treatment has been an increasingly frequent obstacle for patients and…

A study has opened a window into the complexity of the genetic changes in a small region of chromosome 17 that lead to two rare conditions.

Project HEART is offering free home-based tele-mental health services to adults ages 18 and up in the Golden Triangle region, which were severely…

Dr. Christie Ballantyne,  say even if you have lowered your cholesterol and have been prescribed statins, new data shows you may still be at risk.

The Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy will host its first-ever Health and Science Policy Research Day on Tuesday, April 2, 2019.

Baylor College of Medicine’s Isabel Valdez sheds light on the hidden dirty places and items that germs may lurk.

A collaborative study suggests potential new therapeutic strategies or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also called Lou Gehrig’s disease.

Baylor College of Medicine has opened a new family medicine clinic in Houston’s River Oaks area.

The Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas has awarded a combined $9,266,605 for seven projects in breast cancer, childhood cancers, T…

New technology in deep brain stimulation is making treatment of Parkinson’s disease more precise and easier to maintain for the millions of people…

Researchers report a screening tool designed specifically to assess for human trafficking was more likely to identify sexual and labor exploitation…