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More than 2,600 Aggie nurses have entered the workforce since 2008, and there`s no doubt that our world is a much better place because of it! Happy 15th anniversary to the Texas A&M University School of Nursing (@tamunursing)! 🎉
Current and former students, donors, faculty, staff and more gathered this past Saturday at Texas A&M Health to celebrate this milestone. Dean Horsley said it best during her remarks:
"You will hear me say it often: Where there is a need, you will find an Aggie nurse. No matter the activity, the school has always kept the needs of our students and the patients and communities they will go on to serve at the forefront.”
Here`s to many, many more impactful years to come!
#AggieNurse #TAMUHealth
It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience today as we got to witness the total eclipse in Texas!
Some of our @tamumedicine students are pictured here at an eclipse watch party at Lake Walk. The eclipse had 98.4% coverage of the sun in Bryan and was visible in cloud breaks through the day`s overcast sky. The last two photos are from our Dallas campus, which was in the path of totality and got a truly awe-inspiring experience. View more of their photos over at @tamudental!
Did you get to see the moment the moon blocked the sun over America?
#Eclipse2024 #TAMUHealth
We give this Texas wildflower season a 10/10 👍 Where`s your favorite spot to catch spring blooms? We`re lucky to have them right at our Bryan campus! 🤩
Some heroes wear capes; ours wear white coats 👨⚕️ 👩⚕️ We are so grateful for our doctors who care for patients, foster future leaders in medicine and advance health care every day!
In honor of #NationalDoctorsDay, share a story of an Aggie Doc who made a significant difference in your life in the comments below.
TBT to TFW you find your perfect match 😍
Huge congratulations to all the Aggie medical students who matched during #Match2024 on March 15! 🎉
Match Day is an annual nationwide event and a major milestone in a med student`s journey where they learn which residency program they will be attending. If you matched this year, let us know where you`re headed in the comments!
@tamumedicine #AggieDoc #TAMUMatchDay #GigEm
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cancer killer in the U.S. among cancers that affect both men and women—but it is also one of the most preventable cancers.
Physicians recommend that all people aged 45 or older have regular screenings to reduce their risk for colorectal cancer.
Texas A&M Health provides FREE colorectal cancer screening tests to uninsured or qualifying underinsured individuals in the Brazos Valley through the Texas C-STEP program (@texascstep). Speak to a local community health worker about your screening options by calling 979.436.0443, or visit cstep.tamu.edu for more information.
#ColorectalCancerAwareness #TAMUHealth
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A news publication of Texas A&M Health, Vital Record offers insight on the latest in health, medicine and scientific discovery from experts across our five schools and numerous centers and institutes.