Resonance - A Baylor College of Medicine Podcast

Dr. Friedman will tell us about what it's like to be an otolaryngologist and the director of Baylor's Center for Professionalism. We will also discuss some projects that the center has created, like "The Threads Among us".

Dr. Melanie Samuel will tell us about her research on neuron mapping and will talk about her experience advocating for scientific funding from the government.

COVID19 is an illness caused by the Coronavirus SARS-Cov2, and this episode offers a summary of some of the information we have about this new virus from the scientific literature. The episode features medical students from Baylor College of Medicine, and contains general background about what the Coronaviruses are, epidemiology and symptoms of COVID19, and some of the current and future treatments.

Dr. Gannon will describe how he arrived at this position and specific assignment, how the experience changed him, and the role science plays in helping us to understand and cope with tragic events. We will conclude with a moment of silence for those that were lost.

Dr. Musher will tell us about his experience as a clinical researcher, some of his discoveries that he made during his career as an infectious disease doctor, and also about some of his outside interests like music and literature.

Dr. Blumenthal-Barby will tell us about her personal journey and her career as a medical ethicist. We'll discuss current issues surrounding ethics such as genetics technology

Dr. Scott will tell us about how he uses genomics to diagnose multifactorial diseases such as autism, as well as rare diseases managed by the Undiagnosed Disease Network.

Dr. Bezek will tell us about her non-traditional journey to medical school, what her experiences have been as an emergency physician, and advice she has for doctors in training.

Dr. Brandt will tell us about her career journey, the unique challenges and rewards of treating children and adolescents, as well as her experience teaching at Baylor College of Medicine

Drs. Agrawal and Pillow will discuss how rapid technological innovation has affected medical education, and how institutions are adapting to better instruct tomorrow's physicians.