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Nurses are many things—our caregivers, our advocates, our hand-holders, our cheerleaders and bedside companions. Our unshakable guardian angels. If you’ve ever been on the receiving end of a nurse’s loving, expert care, you know firsthand how a simple vitals check and...

Could exercise hold the key to improving “long COVID” symptoms? Baylor Scott & White researchers explore

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Though the spread of COVID-19 has thankfully waned, many people are still feeling the after-effects of what is referred to as “long COVID.” The cases of long COVID are becoming so common that lawmakers introduced a bill to fund research...

How researchers are empowering traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivors to realize a brighter future

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Traumatic brain injuries, or TBIs, are injuries that occur after some type of external trauma to the brain. Incidents like car accidents, sports injuries and falls are common causes for TBIs, a fact that makes them far more common than...

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Unlocking the potential of biomarkers for colorectal cancer

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1 in 23. Those are the odds in 2022 for men of developing colorectal cancer in their lifetime, according to the American Cancer Society. The odds only slightly improve for women, with the current risk rate at 1 in...

Training the doctors of tomorrow: How I became a “pretend patient”

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Growing up in Northern California, I had my heart set on Hollywood: acting for the camera in big-budget films and on the stage before sold-out theaters—all with a dash of fame, though not too much. Sounds reasonable, right? Truth be...

Empowering dementia caregivers with life-changing support

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The population of elderly adults in the U.S. continues to grow, leaving many families with the often difficult job of caring for them as they age. In fact, 83 percent of long-term care provided to older adults comes from family members...

12 things nurses wish their patients knew about them

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As you can tell by my title, I’m not a nurse. I would never consider writing an article about what it’s like to be a nurse.As a chaplain that works closely with nurses, however, I see their dedication and skills...

Innovating heart health by connecting research and clinical care

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Meet Drs. Gray and Mack — two physicians who have dedicated their lives to taking care of people’s hearts. They’re part of a cardiovascular research team that’s woven across Baylor Scott & White and has for years spearheaded changes and...