Health Science

Students who already work in the medicine, perhaps in a medical office or hospital, and are looking for a way to further their career, the Health Sciences Bachelor’s Degree may be exactly the right fit. This degree focuses on all of the business and management aspects of the medical field. Students who pursue a Health Science degree should expect to take the following classes: business writing, health care ethics, bereavement, and human resources management.

Pneumonia Pathophysiology

Professor’s Summary

Emily’s paper on pneumonia pathophysiology demonstrates a commendable effort to tackle a complex medical topic outside her primary field of study. The paper’s structure is well-organized, following a logical progression from etiology to clinical manifestations and implications. Emily …

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Oral Cancer Prevention

Oral Cancer: A Medical Student’s Perspective on Prevention, Detection, and Treatment

 

Jonathan Smith
First-Year Medical Student
Baylor College of Medicine

Introduction

As a first-year medical student at Baylor College of Medicine, I’ve recently delved into the study of oral …

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The Benefits of Youth Sports

Professor’s Summary

This literature review examines the benefits of youth sports and how participation in organized youth sports impacts physical health, academic performance, and psychological well-being. Through a synthesis of peer-reviewed studies, the review highlights the role of sports in …

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GLP-1 Therapy for Diabetes

Editor’s Summary: Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1)-based therapies have revolutionized type 2 diabetes treatment through GLP-1 receptor agonists and dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitors. Read about how these therapies enhance insulin secretion, inhibit glucagon, and offer benefits like weight loss and cardiovascular protection. …

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