A closer look at how older adults have dealt with the COVID-19 pandemic
June 15, 2022
Insights from a recent collection of research articles aim to influence future directions in research, policy and practice
Food and Drug Administration awards $1 million to Texas A&M College of Pharmacy, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
May 31, 2022
Award will support the advancement of underrepresented minority participation in COVID-19 clinical trials and contribute to the continued evaluation of FDA-approved products
Honoring lives lost to COVID-19
April 11, 2022
Center for Population Health and Aging hosts COVID-19 memorial with Brazos County Health District
Southwest Rural Health Research Center study named ‘Article of the Year’ by Journal of Rural Health
March 17, 2022
The article on COVID-19 prevention behaviors was the first national study of its kind when published in early 2021
Delaying health care
March 4, 2022
Two Texas A&M researchers find that one-third of adults, ages 18-64, decided to forgo or delay medical care early in the COVID-19 pandemic
Women, older adults with college degrees more likely to feel socially isolated during COVID-19
February 18, 2022
Findings of a new study suggest the need for culturally sensitive initiatives to mitigate the effect of social isolation in vulnerable populations
College students may be less likely to contract COVID-19 than young adults not attending college
February 9, 2022
Rebecca Fischer and Benika Dixon co-author JAMA commentary that extends research about COVID-19 and college athletics
Always ready to lend a hand
February 4, 2022
Twin sisters Michelle and Vicky Le have become a fixture at flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinics on the Texas A&M campus and in the community
Second round of grant funding available through the Texas Vaccine Outreach and Education Program
January 4, 2022
Texas A&M Health teams with Texas Department of State Health Services to award funds for community-based organizations to engage in vaccine education