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Happy Thanksgiving! We are beyond thankful for our faculty, staff, students, and Aggie Docs! Wishing you all a happy and restful day. 🍁🦃
#TAMUMedicine #AggieDocs #Thankful #Thanksgiving

The spirit of giving is in the air! Four of our students on the Dallas Campus, second-years Linda Kristelle Yelderman and Minh Le, and third-years Daniaal Saeed and Alexander Le, volunteered at the Healthy Harvest Festival, organized by @BSWHealth, with the help of Drs. Lydia Best and Lauren Fine. These students ran the Walk with a Doc booth, where they got to walk with attendees around the fair and speak to them about the benefits of regular exercise and a balanced lifestyle!
#TAMU #TAMUMedicine #MedicalSchool #TexasMedicine #AggieDocs #Exercise #HealthyLifestyle

Congratulations to General (Ret.) Mark Welsh for becoming Texas A&M’s sole finalist for 27th president of Texas A&M University! General Welsh describes his journey as “Both an honor and a privilege.” Congrats General Welsh! 👍
Check out the link in our bio to learn more about General Welsh!
#TAMUMedicine #TAMU #Aggies #AggieDocs

Happy National Rural Health Day! Here at #TAMUMedicine, we are committed to being leaders in the health of rural Texans and bringing innovative outreach to the field of rural medicine.
#PowerOfRural #NationalRuralHealthDay

Spotlight on TAMU at AAMC 2023! Congrats to our team for their impactful presence at the AAMC Learn Serve Lead conference! Special mention to Dr. Robert Milman for his session on ‘Informed Consent for Premed Students’ and our students @jesperj717, @scott_mayo , alysonwins , @darby_dwyer , and Uma Reddy for their pioneering research presentations. They’re not just shaping healthcare’s future; they’re embodying #TAMUMedicine’s commitment to excellence.
#TAMU #AggieDocs #MedicalSchool #TexasMedicine #AAMC2023 #FutureOfHealthcare #AggiePride @tamu @aamctoday

Autoimmune disorders — inflammatory reactions forcing the body’s immune system to attack itself — have increased in prevalence in recent years. Research from Dr. Jianxun (Jim) Song, professor of microbial pathogenesis and immunology at #TAMUMedicine, dove into the connections between eEF2K and CD4+T cells and inflammatory diseases. Song’s lab focused on the eEF2K protein kinase’s role in immune responses and autoimmune inflammatory disorders. Through testing, they found that manipulating this protein kinase could be explored as a novel and viable approach to treating autoimmune diseases.
Read more about this exciting research here:
tx.ag/AutoimmuneTreatment
#TAMU #AggieDocs #MedicalSchool #TexasMedicine #Autoimmune #AutoimmuneDisease #Immunology #immunesystem

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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.