Texas A&M Responds: COVID-19

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COVID-19

BA.5: What To Know About The Omicron Subvariant Driving Up US COVID Cases

Texas A&M experts recommend vaccination and a healthy dose of caution as a new wave of infections and reinfections takes hold.
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Even Mild Cases Of COVID-19 Can Leave A Mark On The Brain, Such As Reductions In Gray Matter

A Texas A&M neuroscientist explains the emerging research.
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Do I Need To Get A Booster Shot?

A third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine boosts the body's immune response, a Texas A&M expert says, giving added protection against Omicron and other variants.

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COVID-19

Do I Need To Get A Booster Shot?

A third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine boosts the body's immune response, a Texas A&M expert says, giving added protection against Omicron and other variants.
COVID-19

Why Does The COVID-19 Virus ‘Escape’ From Our Immune Systems?

A discovery by researchers at the Texas A&M College of Medicine could lead to new therapies to prevent the virus from proliferating in the human body.
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What We Know About The Omicron Variant

A Texas A&M epidemiologist says the new variant carries concerning mutations, but when it comes to infectiousness and severity, only time will tell.
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Navigating COVID-19 Risks This Holiday Season

More people will likely be gathering this year, but some will still be weighing pandemic-related concerns.
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Researchers Find No Evidence Of In-Game COVID-19 Transmission For SEC 2020 Football Season

Results from a Texas A&M School of Public Health study show the spread of infectious diseases can be prevented and monitored during sporting competitions.
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New Inhaled Therapeutic Shows Promising Results Against Most Known Respiratory Infections

The drug developed by Texas A&M and University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center scientists could be an effective treatment for COVID-19 and other illnesses.
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It Pays To Get The Vaccine

Names drawn in Texas A&M’s voluntary incentive program.
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New Battery Technology Could Power Wearable, Self-Sustaining Fever Detector

A Texas A&M researcher and students hope to harness the thermal energy generated by body heat to power a small, electronic device capable of detecting fever in the wearer.
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Texas A&M Program Receives NIH Grant To Counter Vaccine Hesitancy

The program aims to get more people in rural areas vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Most Americans Resumed Travel Or Leisure Before COVID-19 Vaccines Became Available

A Texas A&M study identified various factors that played a role in the resumption of risky travel and leisure behaviors during the pandemic.