How health care facilities are staying clean during the COVID-19 pandemic
January 22, 2021
From chemical disinfects, to automated room systems using hydrogen peroxide vapor and ultraviolet light, researchers dig deeper into what works best
Supporting first-generation college students in Rio Grande Valley
January 19, 2021
Public health lecturer Krystal Flores receives funding from the Texas A&M Higher Education Center to develop and implement public health interventions in the Rio Grande Valley
Worker safety goes beyond human error
January 14, 2021
School of Public Health researchers study worker behavior and outcomes through two safety models
Peña-Purcell elected to national public health education board
January 12, 2021
Ninfa Peña-Purcell will serve on Society for Public Health Education Board as trustee of Professional Development and Continuing Education
Study: New research on how melanoma grows and spreads
January 8, 2021
Disrupting the metabolic pathway in the initiation, growth and progression of melanoma could lead to development of new treatments
Why some Americans are hesitant to receive the COVID-19 vaccine
January 4, 2021
Study finds likelihood of vaccine refusal highest among African Americans, women and conservatives
Older adults are coping with the pandemic better than younger people
December 18, 2020
In the COVID-19 era, older adults see time differently and are less stressed than other age groups
School of Public Health graduate continues managing HIV/AIDS epidemic
December 16, 2020
Martha Conkling, PhD, remains entrenched in her decades-long passion: tracking and preventing HIV transmission in Sub-Saharan Africa
Common denominators of children repeatedly hospitalized for asthma
December 4, 2020
Research findings could reduce preventable hospital readmission, improve quality of care and reduce health care costs