A new way to stop brain cancer
February 18, 2019
Possible new treatment approach for chemotherapy-resistant glioblastoma
Prenatal environmental exposures’ link to respiratory infections
February 11, 2019
The particulate matter a mother breathes while pregnant affects the infant’s future health
Biomaterial engineering finds novel applications in unlikely places
February 8, 2019
How a Texas A&M researcher’s quest to understand the role of Hox proteins in fruit fly development led to the discovery of novel, protein-based biomaterials
TRIM(ming) away proteins to curtail breast cancer
January 29, 2019
Discovery of new molecular targets to stop cancer cell metastasis
Urban-rural disparities in cancer deaths
January 11, 2019
Southwest Rural Health Research Center finds striking disparities in mortality rates from lung, prostate and colon cancer in rural areas
Improving chemotherapy health outcomes
January 10, 2019
Texas A&M researchers show why targeting a gene called RASSF1A can reduce the deleterious effects of malignant tumors during chemotherapy
Stem cell-derived neurons stop seizures, improve cognitive function
December 20, 2018
People with untreatable epilepsy may one day have a treatment: ‘convincing’ their own cells to become the neurons they need
Blood vessel formation has implications for cancer and other diseases
December 18, 2018
Vascular biologist uses multidisciplinary approaches to investigate blood vessel formation
New antidotes to shield military and civilians from chemical agents
November 16, 2018
A Texas A&M researcher’s pursuit for antidotes to break seizure circuit may be key to thwarting chemical warfare