Texas A&M Ergo Center, Nokia team up to improve remote worker ergonomics
June 14, 2022
The two organizations will work together to study optimal methods of training remote workers about ergonomics
Overcoming language barriers in safety training
June 10, 2022
Study looks for strategy to provide more effective and affordable method for company’s safety training needs
Major depressive episodes rising in adolescents, especially minorities
June 6, 2022
Study shows racial and ethnic minority adolescents are more likely to experience major depressive episodes, but less likely to use mental health services
Scientists uncover a key factor in human brain development
June 2, 2022
College of Medicine researchers answer a major question about how the part of the brain that makes humans so intelligent develops
Texas A&M Health faculty rank among top 2 percent scholars worldwide
May 19, 2022
Twenty-six faculty members appear in Stanford University’s “World’s Top 2% Scientists” list
Your dental hygienist might prevent a trip to the emergency room
May 17, 2022
Study shows states with less practice restrictions for dental hygienists had fewer emergency department visits for dental problems
Impact of high deductible health plans on health care utilization
May 16, 2022
Study from School of Public Health finds that lower-salary employees have higher rates of acute care utilization and spending
The pandemic’s negative impact on mental health
May 6, 2022
A review of recent studies shows “a psychiatric epidemic is co-occurring with the COVID-19 pandemic”
Remote work does not negatively impact productivity, study suggests
May 5, 2022
Research examining the effects of workplace displacement after a hurricane offers important insights into employees working remotely