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Why am I not losing weight? 6 sneaky reasons sabotaging your weight loss goals

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So, you think your child has pink eye symptoms. Now what?

Children's Health

Nov 21, 2024

When a child wakes up with a crusty eye, many parents worry about pink eye symptoms and call their pediatrician immediately for pink eye drops. After all, pink eye (conjunctivitis) is extremely contagious—but there’s often more to the story. ...

How to treat mild COVID-19 symptoms at home

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Oct 10, 2024

Most people who become ill with COVID-19 will experience mild symptoms and can recover fully at home, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  If you’re experiencing mild COVID-19 symptoms, contact your primary care physician or...

Preconception health: How to prepare for pregnancy

Pregnancy

Dec 24, 2024

If you’re thinking about growing your family soon, you might have some questions about how to prepare for pregnancy. While much of the focus often falls on the pregnancy itself, the months leading up to conception (also known as...

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What to expect at your first pap smear

Women's Health

Nov 25, 2024

So, you’re about to have your first Pap smear, and you’re a little nervous. It’s completely normal to feel this way, so knowing what to expect during your first Pap test can help calm your nerves. A Pap smear is...

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Your path to back health: 4 causes of back pain and leg numbness

Back & Neck

Dec 18, 2024

Many people experience back pain throughout their lives, but what does it mean when you start to experience back pain alongside other sensations, such as leg numbness? This connection is common and can impact your daily life significantly. “In certain...

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Bulging disc vs. herniated disc: What’s the difference?

Joint Health

Dec 9, 2024

Getting to the source of your back pain isn’t always easy. Two common back issues that often cause confusion are bulging discs and herniated discs. If you’re wondering what the differences are between a bulging disc vs. a herniated disc,...

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How to tell the difference between cold, flu and RSV symptoms

Cold & Flu

Nov 13, 2024

We’ve all been there—sniffling, sneezing and trying to figure out whether it’s just a cold, the flu or RSV. With so many overlapping symptoms, it can be tricky to determine which virus is behind your or your family’s symptoms. But...

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Back pain? 10 possible causes and what to do about it

Back & Neck

Nov 7, 2024

Up to 80% of Americans report experiencing back pain at some point during their life. Often, it’s lower back pain. However, pain can occur anywhere along the spine or the broad canvas of the back and may be caused by any...

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Is there such thing as a Type 1 diabetes diet? A practical guide for feeding your kids

Children's Health

Dec 23, 2024

There really is no “diabetes diet” any longer. With modern, fast-acting insulins and a focus on management, not restriction, things have changed—for the better. And while managing meals for a child with Type 1 diabetes might seem overwhelming at first, with...

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Thriving with asthma: 4 common child asthma triggers and how to avoid them

Children's Health

Dec 3, 2024

If your child is living with asthma, knowing their asthma triggers—and how to avoid exposure to them—can make a world of difference for your little one. Asthma triggers vary from one person to another, making it important to pay attention...

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Uncover the positive things about menopause

Women's Health

Oct 15, 2024

When you think of menopause, you may be more likely to think of the not-so-great parts of this life transition. But just like any big change, you have to embrace both the ups and the downs. While menopause does come...

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What is a urogynecologist? Why this specialty matters for your pelvic health

Women's Health

Oct 8, 2024

From urinary leakage to symptoms from pelvic organ prolapse, many women don’t realize how common pelvic health issues are. Some women pass their symptoms off as a normal part of aging or they feel it’s too personal to talk about....

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Connecting and changing lives: The Uterus Transplant Program

News & Innovation

Dec 24, 2024

When Liza Johannesson, MD, PhD, a gynecological surgeon on the medical staff of Baylor University Medical Center and medical director of its Uterus Transplant program, came to the United States and started a uterus transplant clinical trial in 2016, she...

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Innovating the future of cancer early detection

News & Innovation

Nov 19, 2024

What if we could detect cancer earlier, even before symptoms start? That’s the mission Baylor Scott & White oncology team. Bringing together innovations in genomic sequencing, biomarker detection and more, we are changing the way we think about and treat...

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Making a global impact: Orthopedic surgery team brings life-changing care to Kenya

Our People

Sep 3, 2024

Improving the lives of others is at the heart of healthcare. While our physicians and healthcare providers make a significant impact in the communities where they work, sometimes they’re given the opportunity to travel further afield. By taking their skills...

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How robotic devices are helping people walk again after spinal cord injuries

Research

Jun 14, 2024

Walking is a safe, low impact and cost-effective way to exercise and stay healthy. But for people who’ve experienced a spinal cord injury (SCI), walking becomes incredibly difficult, if not impossible. And depending on the injury, many people after SCI...