Baylor Scott & White’s Employee Wellness Program offers unique ways to fit in exercise and stress management during the work day. These Baylor employees are taking part in “A Walk with Therapy Dogs,” an activity that was hosted at locations across the system throughout the month of October. Photo credit: Terry Cockerham
Baylor Scott & White’s Employee Wellness Program
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To help employees make healthier nutritional choices throughout the work day, Baylor’s employee wellness program removed sugary drinks and fatty food from cafeterias and vending machines. Now they’ve made it easier for employees to eat healthy meals at home: Healthy “minute meals” that can be cooked in under 15 minutes are available for purchase in cafes. Photo credit: Terry Cockerham
Baylor Scott & White’s Employee Wellness Program
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Robert Kowal, MD, PhD, Baylor Heart and Vascular Hospital, shows the size difference between a conventional pacemaker and the new minimally invasive cardiac pacemaker.
A New Investigational Cardiac Pacemaker as Small as a Vitamin
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Robert Kowal, MD, PhD, Baylor Heart and Vascular Hospital, holds the minimally invasive cardiac pacemaker, which is the size of a multivitamin. Physicians implant the cardiac pacemaker directly into the heart.
A New Investigational Cardiac Pacemaker as Small as a Vitamin
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Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas was one of 10 sites chosen to host the “Hope Murals Project”, a program using art to express the journeys people face when confronted by cancer. Local ABC Affiliate, WFAA-TV broadcast live from the event. WATCH VIDEO
Give Cancer the “Brush Off”: Baylor Dallas Hosts The Hope Murals Project
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Stacey Odom, a special education teacher, and Canine Companions Facility Dog Fuchsia II.
Stacey Odom, a special education teacher, and Canine Companions Facility Dog Fuchsia II
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Mackenzie with parents Lisa and Allen Dunckelman and Canine Companions Skilled Companion Illia.
Mackenzie with parents Lisa and Allen Dunckelman and Canine Companions Skilled Companion Illia
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Brian Boone, a Staff Sergeant in the US Army, and Canine Companions Service Dog Brindle.
Brian Boone, a Staff Sergeant in the US Army, and Canine Companions Service Dog Brindle
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Melanie Knecht, a senior majoring in music therapy at Texas Women's University, and Canine Companions Service Dog Hillary V.
Melanie Knecht, a senior majoring in music therapy at Texas Women's University, and Canine Companions Service Dog Hillary V
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Rendering of the Canine Companions for Independence at Baylor Scott & White Health – Kinkeade Campus being built in Irving, Texas. This will be the first Canine Companions training center in Texas and the first in the nation to be connected to a health care system. (Image credit: th+a architects)
Canine Companions for Independence at Baylor Scott & White Health – Kinkeade Campus
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Megan Ritzi, 18, of Fort Worth is nearing the end of her treatment at Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas. The Baylor University student survived an automobile accident in July, which occurred as she and three other students were travelling to a clarinet performance in Louisiana.
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Megan Ritzi, 18, of Fort Worth is nearing the end of her treatment at Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas. The Baylor University student survived an automobile accident in July, which occurred as she and three other students were travelling to a clarinet performance in Louisiana.
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Megan Ritzi, 18, of Fort Worth is nearing the end of her treatment at Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas. The Baylor University student survived an automobile accident in July, which occurred as she and three other students were travelling to a clarinet performance in Louisiana.
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Megan Ritzi, 18, of Fort Worth is nearing the end of her treatment at Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas. The Baylor University student survived an automobile accident in July, which occurred as she and three other students were travelling to a clarinet performance in Louisiana.
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Brothers Aaron (left) and Lee (right) Goggin share an even stronger bond now since Aaron donated a kidney to his older brother Lee. This living donor kidney transplant was the 1,000th kidney transplant at Baylor Annette C. and Harold C. Simmons Transplant Institute at Baylor All Saints Medical Center.
Family Affair: Mom Was Organ Recipient and Donor, Now Sons Continue Organ Donor/Recipient Tradition
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The bear, which is attached to the car keys, is a visual reminder to check the backseat before exiting the car.
Check the Backseat
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Michelle Seals holds all five of her infant quintuplets for the first time.
Seals Quintuplets Update - 7 weeks Old
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Michelle Seals looks on as her quintuplets pose for their first group picture together. The infants are still growing strong at Baylor Dallas NICU.
Seals Quintuplets Update - 7 weeks Old
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The first "official" group picture of the quintuplets. (left to right) Rayleigh, Gracie, Brant, Mia, Tessa.
Seals Quintuplets Update - 7 weeks Old
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Michelle Seals, mother of the quintuplets: "I couldn't imagine my life without them."
Seals Quintuplets Update - 7 weeks Old
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Michelle Seals holds all five of her infants, the first set of quintuplets to be born at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas.
Seals Quintuplets Update - 7 weeks Old
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Tiny hand reaches out for Dad.
Forty Fingers and Forty Toes in One Delivery
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Elizabeth Watkins, RN, settles newborn Hall quad in NICU while Joshua Hall, father of the quads, watches. The four babies were delivered at Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine on May 5 to Anna and Joshua Hall, Fort Worth residents.
Forty Fingers and Forty Toes in One Delivery
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Neonatal intensive care clinical staff settles Hall quads - three girls and one boy - into their new surroundings after their birth, May 5, at Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine. Each NICU pod is divided into separate sections, with total of four beds to a pod. Shown in the photo are Dana Tuggle, RRT, and Elizabeth Watkins, RN.
Forty Fingers and Forty Toes in One Delivery
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Happy Birthday! Joshua Hall will never forget his 36th birthday when his wife Anna Hall delivered quadruplets at Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine. The quads - three girls and one boy - arrived May 5, which is Mr. Hall's birthday. Mrs. Hall had been hospitalized on bed rest at Baylor Grapevine for several weeks.
Forty Fingers and Forty Toes in One Delivery
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WCMX Pro Rider Christiaan "Otter" Bailey guides novice participants Atticus McCoy during the 2013 WCMX–No Excuses Throwdown. This year’s event is April 18-19 at the Irving Convention Center.
WCMX Pro Rider Christiaan "Otter" Bailey guides novice participants Atticus McCoy during the 2013 WCMX–No Excuses Throwdown. This year’s event is April 18-19 at the Irving Convention Center
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Abel "Fearless" Rose participates in the 2013 WCMX–No Excuses Throwdown. This year’s event is April 18-19 at the Irving Convention Center.
Abel "Fearless" Rose participates in the 2013 WCMX–No Excuses Throwdown. This year’s event is April 18-19 at the Irving Convention Center
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Participants enjoy the 2013 WCMX–No Excuses Throwdown. This year’s event is April 18-19 at the Irving Convention Center.
Participants enjoy the 2013 WCMX–No Excuses Throwdown. This year’s event is April 18-19 at the Irving Convention Center
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<em>(Courtesy: Baylor Scott & White Health ) </em> The Seals quintuplets are the first quintuplets ever born at Baylor University Medical Center in its 110+ year history. Nearly two dozen physicians and nursing staff took part in the delivery and care of the babies that were born Tuesday afternoon just before 3 pm. All five infants are currently being monitored in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
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<em>(Courtesy: Baylor Scott & White Health ) </em>The Seals quintuplets are the first quintuplets ever born at Baylor University Medical Center in its 110+ year history. Nearly two dozen physicians and nursing staff took part in the delivery and care of the babies that were born Tuesday afternoon just before 3 pm. All five infants are currently being monitored in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
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<em>(Courtesy: Baylor Scott & White Health ) </em> The Seals quintuplets are the first quintuplets ever born at Baylor University Medical Center in its 110+ year history. Nearly two dozen physicians and nursing staff took part in the delivery and care of the babies that were born Tuesday afternoon just before 3 pm. All five infants are currently being monitored in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
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<em>(Courtesy: Baylor Scott & White Health ) </em>The Seals quintuplets are the first quintuplets ever born at Baylor University Medical Center in its 110+ year history. Nearly two dozen physicians and nursing staff took part in the delivery and care of the babies that were born Tuesday afternoon just before 3 pm. All five infants are currently being monitored in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
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<em>(Courtesy: Baylor Scott & White Health ) </em> The Seals quintuplets are the first quintuplets ever born at Baylor University Medical Center in its 110+ year history. Nearly two dozen physicians and nursing staff took part in the delivery and care of the babies that were born Tuesday afternoon just before 3 pm. All five infants are currently being monitored in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
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<em>(Courtesy: Baylor Scott & White Health ) </em> The Seals quintuplets are the first quintuplets ever born at Baylor University Medical Center in its 110+ year history. Nearly two dozen physicians and nursing staff took part in the delivery and care of the babies that were born Tuesday afternoon just before 3 pm. All five infants are currently being monitored in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
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<em>(Courtesy: Baylor Scott & White Health ) </em> The Seals quintuplets are the first quintuplets ever born at Baylor University Medical Center in its 110+ year history. Nearly two dozen physicians and nursing staff took part in the delivery and care of the babies that were born Tuesday afternoon just before 3 pm. All five infants are currently being monitored in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
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<em>(Courtesy: Baylor Scott & White Health ) </em> The Seals quintuplets are the first quintuplets ever born at Baylor University Medical Center in its 110+ year history. Nearly two dozen physicians and nursing staff took part in the delivery and care of the babies that were born Tuesday afternoon just before 3 pm. All five infants are currently being monitored in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
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