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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 to our Academy of General Dentistry FellowTrack organization! It was named Student Chapter of the Year for 2022 by the AGD. President Chloe Nguyen, D3, said she is honored that her group received the recognition and is grateful for the faculty support and student members who made this possible. Good work!

Visit the link in our bio to read the full story in Dentistry News, a publication of Texas A&M School of Dentistry.

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In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we`re highlighting alumna Dr. Candace Brown-Evans as she shares what Women`s History Month means to her.

"Women’s history is recognizing and reflecting on how women are undeniably beautiful, brilliant, and legendary! With each generation we birth, we bring forward a new surge of renewed energy and creativity that has endless potential. Women’s history inspires forward progress.”

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Happy World Oral Health Day, everyone! World Oral Health Day is an initiative of the FDI World Dental Federation, an organization promoting dentistry and dental health worldwide. Our teeth and mouths are vitally important to overall health. Let’s all take a moment today to appreciate our smiles, and remember to take care of them!

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In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we’re giving a shout out this week to the officer team for our campus chapter of Texas Association of Women Dentists. Continue to lead and inspire!

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"The stress of dealing with a patient in front of you is nothing compared to a 200-pound grown man coming at you, fully armored."

Meet D4 David Garcia and learn about his passion for swinging swords and living history with the Society for Creative Anachronism. To hear more about his adventures, visit the link in our bio and read the full story in Dentistry News, a publication of Texas A&M School of Dentistry.

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“In celebration of International Women’s Day 2023, it is a fun fact to note that I am the first woman to hold this position as the school’s 17th dean,” says Dr. Lily T. García. “This is not an individual recognition but rather an accomplishment as a result of wise counsel from a myriad of people, including prominent women. I tend to learn from my mix of both personal and professional colleagues when it comes to giving gratitude for where I am today, including, but not limited to, Anita Sylvia Flores de Garcia (my mother) and four highly accomplished sisters, to the many other women who have had a great impact on me - people such as Dr. Patricia Blanton and Dr. Jeanne Sinkford. I could provide a lengthy list, but there is not room enough to include my highly valued contact list of other prominent women and men to whom I pay homage. Please use this International Women’s Day to remember women who helped us get to where we are and to be the type of person who helps future generations go even farther. Make an extra effort to call, email or text to simply say hello and thank you.” @tamu @dcdsdallas @tamuhealth @tamsodtawd

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