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J.J. Watt To Receive Honorary Doctorate
Posted on · The Baylor College Of Medicine said it will give Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt an honorary degree at a commencement ceremony Tuesday
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Health & Science
Scientists Want To Sequence The DNA Of Every Species On Earth
Posted on · Researchers, including some at Baylor College of Medicine, hope the Earth BioGenome Project will lead to medical and environmental breakthroughs.
Houston Matters
Study: Stress And Even OCD Symptoms On The Rise After 2016 Election
Posted on · Research from Baylor College of Medicine indicates that, following the 2016 election, many individuals have reported intrusive thoughts -- and even ritualistic behaviors -- associated with anxiety and stress related specifically to the state of politics.
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Finalists from Pearland and Beaumont Emerge from 2018 Houston Public Media Spelling Bee
Posted on · Two finalists will advance to the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Houston Matters
Local Researchers Work On New Ways To Look At The Human Heart
Posted on · When you have a heart attack, cells inside the heart are irreparably damaged. But researchers here in Houston have come up with some new technology that might someday change that.
Houston Matters
50 Years Later: How Star Trek Has Influenced Space City
Posted on · Houston Matters discusses the legacy and impact of Star Trek on Greater Houston with Matt Abbott, flight director at Johnson Space Center, and Dr. Dorit Donoviel, deputy chief scientist with the National Space Biomedical Research Institute.
Houston Matters
Why Are Houston Flu Cases Up This Year?
Posted on · A Houston expert says the type of flu virus going around this season is the reason why infections, hospitalizations, and mortality are up this year.
News
Texas Is In For A Rough Flu Season This Winter
Posted on · This year’s flu vaccine is far less effective than usual
Health & Science
Harvey Aftermath, Trauma Could Worsen Holiday Blues This Year
Posted on · Experts urge others to reach out to people who were displaced by Harvey, be good listeners and include them in their holiday celebrations
Houston Matters
Curbside Recycling Returns, And Skyrocketing World Series Ticket Prices: The Good, Bad, And Ugly Of The Week’s News
Posted on · From the return of curbside recycling after Harvey, to the sky-rocketing price for World Series tickets, our panel of non-experts discusses The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly of the week's news.
Houston Matters
One Month Later, Harvey-Related Health Concerns Still Remain
Posted on · Harris County officials have confirmed the death of a 77-year-old Kingwood woman was caused by flesh-eating bacteria she contracted after Tropical Storm Harvey. We learn what health hazards related to the storm still remain in Greater Houston, one month after the floods.
Hurricane Harvey
Wristbands Test Chemical Exposure From Harvey
Posted on · Researchers are handing out bracelets which can monitor exposure to chemicals in individuals who flooded during Harvey.
Imaginarium
Video: Mapping Refugee Healthcare In Houston, Chapter 2
Posted on · It's our final chapter in a series following the creation of a new health resource. Watch as a medical student takes her next big step: getting feedback directly from refugees.
Imaginarium
Video: Mapping Refugee Healthcare in Houston, Chapter 1
Posted on · A medical student is attempting to make it easier for Houston-based refugees to access basic healthcare.
Houston Matters
How is Houston Engaging the Community on HIV Education?
Posted on · On Tuesday (Jan. 31, 2017), the Houston Health Department is co-hosting an HIV symposium with Baylor College of Medicine. Officials say the goal is to present the newest scientific findings in a way that’s more accessible and easier to understand. We talk with Dr. Jessica Davila from Baylor College of Medicine. She’s presenting research looking […]