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The EPA wants to limit how much soot you breathe. Here’s what it means for Texas and one of its historic Black towns.

Texas A&M investing in student mental health resources, working to improve accessibility, visibility

Could the diabetes drug Metformin slow the aging process?

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Congratulations, Chrissa for being recognized by the Texas A&M Policy Interns!

Chrissa Jacobson, a native of Houston, TX., recently graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor of Science in Public Health. During her time at Texas A&M, Chrissa was a part of the Public Health Student Organization, The Big Event, and Aggie Health Law Society which helped her expand her volunteer and leadership skills. Being a leader has not only helped her build strong team relationships but helped her to better understand the different sides of the problem. This spring, Chrissa will intern as a legislative aide in Senator Angela Paxton’s office. Chrissa is enthusiastic about working at Texas Capitol in Austin, TX, and hopes to gain experience in research skills and critical analysis to help her excel in the legal field. After the internship, she plans to attend law school in the fall of 2023 to obtain her JD and specialize in health law.

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On Friday, March 3, the student-led event welcomed more than 700 Texas A&M students (including public health students), over 85 faculty and staff, and countless emergency response professionals to participate in the day-long disaster simulation.

Read more at tx.ag/DisasterDay2023

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University Distinguished Professors are pre-eminent authorities in their fields and have made a least one original or substantial leap forward in scholarship that has had a notable impact. Their accomplishments are exemplified by outstanding teaching, mentoring, discovery and service. Dashwood and Sharma are among eight 2023 Texas A&M University Distinguished Professors.

Read more at tx.ag/DistinguishedProfessors

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Our undergraduate honors society headed to Austria for an educational spring break! Broad Street Society members are pictured at the Federal Chancellery in Vienna during a lecture on the Austrian diplomatic system.

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Former Student Shannon Butkus ‘18 is one of 32 health professionals that will help set Medicare reimbursement rates.
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Happy Women’s History Month! This month, we’ll highlight several women in the School of Public Health. To read more about Associate Professor Genny Carrillo and her impactful research, see tx.ag/empoweredwoman

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