New hope for sex-specific personalized medications for brain disorders
December 6, 2019
Texas A&M team identified a key neural mechanism for sex-specific treatment of epilepsy and neuronal excitability disorders
First patient enrolls in South Texas clinical study
August 19, 2019
A study opened by Texas A&M and Driscoll Children’s Hospital’s Global Institute for Hispanic Health fills gap in Hispanic participation in clinical research
Lyme disease ‘keeps moving and carries on’
August 9, 2019
Texas A&M research looks to shed light on the Lyme disease pathogen, Borrelia burgdorferi, and the ticks that carry it
Study finds lead in drinking water in some eastern Houston homes
August 2, 2019
Older homes with lead pipes, in conjunction with the chemicals used during the water purification process, underlie problem
A technological answer to sedentary lifestyles
July 24, 2019
Software found to be effective in increasing the time an office worker stands and changes position
Credibility crisis in scientific publishing
July 22, 2019
Public health researcher examines journal research quality assurance methods in the field of addiction
Possible treatment for cognitive dysfunction related to Gulf War illness
July 17, 2019
New research links neuroinflammation from Gulf War illness to HMGB1 and complement activation
Phase III trial shows effectiveness of metabolic acidosis drug
July 9, 2019
A recent breakthrough puts Texas A&M College of Medicine one step closer to reversing a common complication of chronic kidney disease
Blocking inflammatory signals may prevent saturated fats from ‘jet lagging’ the body clock
July 1, 2019
Proinflammatory signals resulting from the consumption of saturated fatty acids like palmitate slow down internal circadian clocks so that they no longer 'keep' accurate time