
Support research at Baylor Scott & White Health
Your support plays a pivotal role in advancing research initiatives at Baylor Scott & White Research Institute. Philanthropic donations provide essential seed funding, enabling researchers to gather preliminary data crucial for securing substantial federal grants.
Areas to support in research
Breast Cancer TRIM Trial
Philanthropic support launched a groundbreaking research study to explore the impact of weight loss drugs and breast cancer recurrence.
Texas Cancer Interception Institute
Help advance cancer care through early detection and prevention. Support the Texas Cancer Interception Institute to fund research, expand screenings and save lives.
Texas Immuno-oncology Biorepository
Your support of the Texas Immuno-Oncology Biorepository can help researchers gain a better understanding of cancer and improve survival rates.
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There are many more ways to make an impact at BSWH.Baylor Scott & White Research Institute – By the numbers
BSWRI provides the critical infrastructure and operational resources needed to both safely and effectively conduct research across a broad range of specialty areas.
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Publishing more than 500 peer-reviewed publications per year
800,000
Serving more than 800,000 people at medical centers across our healthcare system
1,400
Conducting more than 1,400 active research protocols, spanning more than 60 medical specialties
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Staffing more than 400 employees, including scientists, laboratory assistants, research nurses, clinical research assistants and research coordinators
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Make a lasting impact on healthcare—donate to Baylor Scott & White today and help advance life-changing care, research and innovation.