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SPARK (Simons Powering Autism Research), the world’s largest autism research study, has mobilized more than 100,000 people with autism to participate…
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Investigators at the Baylor College of Medicine Vaccine and Treatment Evaluation Unit are recruiting participants for a multicenter Phase 1 clinical…
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Baylor College of Medicine has been awarded more than $20.7 million in grants by the Cancer Prevention & Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) to…
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Researchers at the Human Genome Sequencing Center at Baylor College of Medicine have validated a new type of genetic mutation that causes Xia-Gibbs…
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Last year when COVID-19 first struck, students had to adjust to attending school online or on a hybrid schedule. While a virtual schedule might have…
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Summertime means lots of people are outside dealing with the heat – some by choice and some because they have to. Whatever the reason, staying…
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A person’s genetics may hold the key to early intervention in cardiovascular disease, leading to better outcomes in patient care. Researchers at…
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An innovative strategy that analyzes a region of the genome offers the possibility of early diagnosis of schizophrenia, reports a team led by…
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Although visible signs of aging are usually unmistakable, unraveling what triggers them has been quite a challenge. Researchers at Baylor College of…
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A 3D wiring diagram, the largest of its kind, containing hundreds of thousands of cells and nearly half a billion connections of a mouse brain has…
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A clinical study at Baylor College of Medicine has found that people with type 2 diabetes diagnosed during youth have a high risk of developing…
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Regular exercise can help with weight control, enhance mood and reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and more.
New clinical guidance from the American College of Cardiology recommends the addition of lifestyle intervention and/or pharmacological, non-statin…
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Professional athletes may endure loneliness along with immense pressure as they pursue their goals within their sport, and their focus on their…
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Many times we eat, not because we are hungry, but because of social pressures or because the food is so appetizing, that, even though we are full, we…
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Stem cells in adult tissues are rare. When an injury occurs and damaged cells need to be replaced, the job often falls to differentiated, or mature,…
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A favorite part of summer for many people is spending more time outdoors and in the sun, but it is important to remember how to protect your skin to…
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