Worry I am not a “worrier”. But I worry about what has happened to the fabric of who we are as a nation, a profession, and our families during this extraordinary and unprecedented time. It’s...

by Dr. Jude Verzosa In the practice of medicine, there are different levels of suffering. There is suffering ascribed by genetics as a result of what one is born with. There is that which is...

My message today is a little different. Generally, my comments are directed to the Baylor Community, and I hope they may have broader applicability. Today’s message is squarely directed outside of Baylor. Please share it...

I want to share a story about a man who met and fought with COVID-19. He was born into simple farming family, strong Swedish stock, speaking his native tongue growing up in Minnesota. He knew...

Dear Members of the Baylor College of Medicine Community, This week’s message may be slightly longer than usual, but I hope you will read it to the end. As the viral dynamics continue to improve...