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Hear from three physicians with diverse experiences about how their involvement in various faith-based medical missions has impacted the way they practice and view medicine in the United States.
There is a demographic shift in the U.S. towards an older population. This “gray tsunami” will disproportionately affect ophthalmology as a specialty because our top disorders are diseases of the elderly (age-related macular degeneration (ARMD), glaucoma and cataracts). Geriatric ophthalmic patients are not simply “older adults”; they have unique responses to treatment and disease and […]
According to the CDC, heart disease is the number one cause of death in the US, claiming over 600,000 lives every year. This means the need for cardiovascular care extends beyond the cardiology specialty; healthcare providers in primary, critical and emergency care must be prepared to identify risk factors and signs of heart disease and […]
The epidemic of liver disease has become increasingly more common and poses complex problems regarding diagnosis and management. There are recent advances in the diagnosis and management of patients with liver disease. This CE activity has been designed to educate attendees about new developments in hepatology, and new approaches to management of liver diseases that […]
The School of Social Sciences will host Statistical Training and Research Techniques at Rice (STaRT@Rice) in Fall 2023 from October 6th – 9th on the Rice University campus in Kraft Hall. STaRT@Rice provides a panoramic view of the research process and covers aspects of professionalization across multiple applied workshops that are applicable to medical professionals. […]
The MLK Grande Parade-2024 will be held on January 15, 2024 in Midtown Houston originating on San Jacinto Street & Elgin Street beginning @ 10A (CST). The parade’s theme is “We Still Believe” and will feature more than 100 culturally diverse performance groups from across the nation. To register for the parade or to learn […]
