A new surge in cases could be on its way, they say, but Americans have the tools to protect themselves and each other from COVID’s worst effects.
A Texas A&M neuroscientist explains the emerging research.
A new Texas A&M study indicates captive Texas deer can contract and likely transmit SARS-CoV-2 virus to each other.
Researchers studying vaccine hesitancy found the same factors thought to encourage hesitancy in the general public – like having right-leaning political views – might also motivate physician opposition.
Texas A&M researchers found one-third of survey respondents ages 18-64 put off medical care in late 2020.
Texas A&M School of Public Health researchers co-authored a recent commentary that extends on previous research about COVID-19 and college athletics.
The findings of a new study suggest a need for initiatives to mitigate the effects of social isolation on vulnerable populations.
The tests now available to the Texas A&M community provide results within minutes.
The kits will be available to all students, faculty and staff.
The first comprehensive analysis of its kind examines hospital inpatient costs and length of stay.
