human health

Experts call for greater attention to muscle health across aging, illness and weight loss.

New research suggests creatine may help aging adults maintain lean tissue and strength — even without structured exercise.

Tiny, biodegradable needles deliver therapeutic drugs and redistribute light beneath the skin, offering a painless, scar-free alternative to invasive surgery.

Scientists discover how meal timing programs the liver’s daily rhythms and what it could mean for shift work, jet lag and intermittent fasting.

Researchers are investigating whether subtle changes in gait correspond with the earliest biological signs of the disease.

Texas A&M graduates are developing a headset-style eye exam device designed to bring eye care to more patients.

Researchers are developing an AI-driven platform that learns each person's unique behaviors and communication styles to enable more personalized interventions for children with autism and people living with dementia.

A natural therapy heals brains after traumatic injury, making seizures both harder to trigger and rarer, while pointing to a future that could cure epilepsy.

A Texas A&M University study is exploring a common but little understood complication that can affect quality of life for men living with spinal cord injuries.

Texas A&M research shows individual protein needs vary widely, challenging the idea of a single daily target.