Medicine Archives

With an overactive bladder—whether stress incontinence or urge incontinence—you may experience symptoms like leaking urine or a sudden need to run to the restroom

Texas A&M former student will be third consecutive woman to hold the office for one of the largest medical associations in the country

Despite buying the correct sunscreen and remembering to reapply, many people may find themselves with a painful sunburn during summer months

Questions like ‘how effective is a vasectomy?’ or ‘can a vasectomy be reversed?’ are commonly asked by patients

HRSA planning grant allows team to work with communities, conducting needs assessments for future interventions targeting the opioid crisis

Researchers found part of the innate immune system may help govern how cells adapt to fasting—and to our modern diets

If you’re struggling to reduce stress levels in your life, perhaps some subtle changes to your environment and day-to-day activities can help

From food allergy symptoms to allergy testing, an allergist discusses the eight most common food allergies

Explore the similarities and differences between these two types of mental health professionals

Most us know that we should vaccinate our children against measles, but what about adults who aren’t sure if they are protected?

New telehealth program will bring specialist and team-based health care to patients with opioid dependencies

Telehealth Counseling Clinic continues to expand free mental health care access to medically underserved

New $14.2 million grant from DARPA will help create new way to test for dangerous bacteria in the environment

Ahad Azimuddin and his team won $15,000 for solving intubation’s most common adverse effect

Reddy’s research helped develop first-in-class medicine for the brain condition postpartum depression

Self-care tips for your mental health during the springtime

Researchers find a way to deliver drugs directly to cancerous cells while reducing the toxic effects on the rest of the body

Texas A&M Family Medicine Residency grows alongside national residency match rates

Roderic I. Pettigrew, PhD, MD, wins the annual SEC Faculty Achievement Award for Texas A&M University

Asking your primary care provider the right questions can make you the best advocate for your health

New model shows enhancing lymph vessel formation in fat tissue has beneficial anti-inflammatory and metabolic effects