Dr. Vicky Zhen Ren answers common questions about sunburns. https://bit.ly/3Y4Xz1I #Sunburns #UVSafetyMonth

Isabel Valdez shares some tips on how to be safe this summer while playing in the backyard. https://bit.ly/3UItN1E #Backyard

Saharan dust is back in the forecast and Dr. David Corry offers some tips on how to cope. #SaharanDust #Allergies

Drs. Coreen Domingo and Thomas Kosten explain alcohol use disorder and when to help loved ones who are suffering. https://bit.ly/4h2aqgA #AlcoholUseDisorder

Dr. Christophe Herman and his lab talk about an unexpected strategy bacteria use to survive antibiotics. https://bit.ly/4foRtU4 #Antibiotics #BCMResearch

Get to know some of the students from our different programs throughout our schools. Meet Danielle Dayton from the Baylor College of Medicine Physician Assistant Program in the School of Heath Professions. #BCMStudents

Summer usually brings many days of stifling heat, which can adversely affect those who are diabetic. Dr. Maria Redondo discusses alternatives to sugary drinks, substitutions for popular summer treats, and exercise tips. #Diabetes #Summer

If you’re planning to spend the Fourth of July outdoors with family and friends, Dr. Sara Andrabi shares some tips to do so safely. https://bit.ly/3RjGi5I #OutdoorTips #Safety

Planning on shooting off fireworks for the Fourth? Follow these safety tips. https://bit.ly/2WSYrb1 #Fireworks

Dr. Nidal Buheis explains the role red meat plays in heart health and suggests how to enjoy red meat in moderation this summer. https://bit.ly/4v7hDQ2 #Grilling #HeartHealth

Dr. Vicky Ren explains which foods and diets are good for your skin and which ones aren’t. https://bit.ly/4hHO0P2 #Diet #Skin

Dr. Rohit Shenoi shares what parents need to know about baby neck floats. https://bit.ly/3SxFydR #babyfloats

Researchers find bacteria can share proteins to fight off antibiotics. https://bit.ly/4w7issR #BCMResearch

Baylor researchers have discovered that bacterial populations work as a team to survive antibiotics. #BCMResearch https://bit.ly/3QERjP8

Feeling fatigued throughout the day? Isabel Valdez explains the possible causes and how to address them. #Fatigue https://bit.ly/3SwgDr0

Do you sit at a desk all day? Melanie McNeal, physical and occupational therapy manager at Baylor College of Medicine, explains how to get up and get moving during the work day. https://bit.ly/4w7J25l

How will scientific discovery shape America’s next 250 years? Dr. Huda Zoghbi and other scientific leaders will participate in “Revolutions in Science: Discovery, Imagination, and the Future” on June 25. Register to watch online: https://bit.ly/3SfgtV3

Not all “sweeteners” are created equal. Dr. Luis Rustveld breaks down the differences between natural and artificial sweeteners. #Nutrition https://bit.ly/4ezDt8y

Today, Baylor College of Medicine honors and celebrates Juneteenth.

Do your summer travel plans include trips abroad? Dr. Jill Weatherhead explains why being up to date on vaccines is the most important thing you can do before traveling internationally. #SummerTravel https://bit.ly/44j6vV6

Athletes at any level can feel the stress of big expectations. Baylor experts share behaviors that anyone can practice to stay mentally tough under pressure. https://bit.ly/4ehxh6o

When is the right time to let children go out by themselves? Dr. Karin Price explains what parents should know. https://bit.ly/3SqwyXL

Soccer fans are heading to Houston from all over the globe. While excitement is in the air to celebrate the sport, it’s important for people to understand the cautions they should take against extreme heat and illness. #FIFAWorldCup #heat https://bit.ly/4vw7KMq

Fiber is trendy for a reason. Registered dietitian Lisa Froechtenigt explains the benefits and why it is an essential part of your diet. #Nutrition https://bit.ly/4fCy56S

Learn how wastewater surveillance can help detect disease outbreaks and even cancer-causing viruses in the community. https://bit.ly/4vY3MfV #BCMResearch

Dr. Fariya Fatima discuses the risks of children overusing screens and offers ways to optimize screen time to promote healthy habits. https://bit.ly/4dTXmbo #ScreenTime

Researchers from Baylor College of Medicine find transplant survival is improving, but organ shortages continue to limit access. https://bit.ly/4uMlxOS #BCMResearch

Study proposes reconsidering how histone deacetylase inhibitors work in cancer treatment. https://bit.ly/4x7fzKd #BCMResearch

Can't make it to this afternoon's White Coat Ceremony for the Orthotics and Prosthetics Class of 2027? Watch live on YouTube: https://bit.ly/4e5M1Uz #BCMStudents #BCMWhiteCoat

Learn more about signs and symptoms of low testosterone and therapy to treat it from Baylor Medicine urologist Dr. Blair Stocks https://bit.ly/4kIBv7H #MensHealthMonth

Dr. Eric Storch talks about managing camp anxiety among children and parents. bit.ly/4uO55hh #anxiety

Dr. Shetal Amin shares some advice on how parents and caregivers can prepare their child and themselves for their first sleepover. #sleepovers

Today is the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season and Dr. Tyson Pillow shares some items to include in your hurricane prep kit. https://bit.ly/3XLWmP1 #HurricaneSeason

Registered dietitian Lisa Froechtenigt and others talk about the benefits of Greek yogurt versus steel-cut oats. https://bit.ly/4nVq8M1 #Nutrition

Heat illness comes in different stages and one of our experts shares how to recognize the progression of it to keep you safe while enjoying outdoor activities. https://bit.ly/43vL1lR #HeatIllness #Heat

Baylor College of Medicine, in collaboration with Rice University, will join BrainGate, a consortium of universities and academic medical centers working on creating brain-computer interface technologies. https://bit.ly/4fda1Hx #Neurotech #BCI

The Cancer Prevention & Research Institute of Texas awards more than $12 million for cancer research. bit.ly/4dQi1f2 #CancerResearch

Physician Assistant Isabel Valdez shares what patients need to know about pneumonia, including symptoms, risk factors and more. https://bit.ly/49m3QNs #Pneumonia

Baylor College of Medicine will be closed Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 26.

Cruise into cruise season safely with expert tips from Baylor College of Medicine. https://bit.ly/4f2EjMV #Cruises #HealthTips

Dr. Waqar Qureshi gives us a closer look at the first guidelines for how to diagnose and treat hemorrhoids. https://bit.ly/4v2JVvi #hemorrhoids

The Baylor community will come together tonight to celebrate this year’s graduating class at the Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land. Learn more about the graduates: https://bit.ly/4nCBcgQ Watch live: https://bit.ly/4u5AFXd #Commencement #BCMGraduation2026

Baylor recognizes research excellence with DeBakey Awards. https://bit.ly/3RiiajY #BCMFaculty #BCMResearch

Dr. Cameron Dezfulian talks about a new study that looks at new wearable technology that could detect cardiac arrest. https://bit.ly/4uoiHQ2 #CardiacArrest #SmartTechnology

A recent study is the first comprehensive approach to detect all known cancer-causing or oncogenic viruses concurrently by analyzing viral genomes in wastewater. https://bit.ly/499HT4a #Wastewater #BCMResearch

Dr. E. Ramsay Camp answers some common questions about a deadly form of skin cancer during Melanoma Awareness Month. https://bit.ly/3V7KiWi #Melanoma

Baylor recognizes research excellence with DeBakey Awards. https://bit.ly/2TRW7jr #BCMFaculty

Dr. Ruchi Gaba and other experts talk about the ways to support your metabolism as you age. #Metabolism

Allergic reactions can be a range of symptoms. Dr. Sanjiv Sur gives tips for preparing yourself and loved ones for allergic reactions. https://bit.ly/4cC4Ahy #Allergies #AllergyAwarenessMonth

Baylor College of Medicine dermatologists explain why, even with hair, the skin on your head remains susceptible to skin cancer. #SkinCancer