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.
Texas A&M research shows exposure to high temperatures can neutralize the virus, preventing it from infecting another human host.
The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station National Center for Therapeutics Manufacturing meets the need for workers.
A single case led to only mild symptoms. The variant is named BV-1 for its Brazos Valley origin.
A new model developed at Texas A&M has proved successful in predicting COVID-19 infection rates two to three weeks in advance.
It only took eight days for a technology team at Texas A&M Health to develop the Brazos County COVID-19 Vaccination Hub online registration system.
Restrictions lifted on travel within Texas.
The collaborative study shows enzyme inhibitor K777 is effective in combatting SARS-CoV-2.
Student volunteers will participate in a clinical trial to determine if vaccinated people can still spread the virus.
Volunteer workers are needed at the COVID-19 testing sites.
The variant was detected in a dog and cat in Brazos County.
