A Texas A&M School of Public Health professor examines how prevention efforts have been hampered in the U.S. and what leaders can do to better protect citizens.
As the COVID-19 pandemic is causing major disruptions in our lives, Texas A&M leaders remind Aggies that now more than ever, we must live our core values.
The deputy director of Texas A&M's Pandemic and Biosecurity Policy Program will give the first in a series of weekly Facebook Live COVID-19 updates on Monday, March 30.
A research team that included a Texas A&M assistant professor found that people with needle/blood sensity or who are high on the moral purity scale are more susceptible to vaccine misinformation.
