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What happens when your medication is recalled?

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Occasionally medications recalls happen, but that does not necessarily mean your specific pills are affected

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Fred Schuster, regional director for Region VI of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), visited with the Texas A&M Opioid Task Force Friday.

Texas A&M Opioid Task Force expanding outreach

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With 322 million people in the world suffering from depression, it comes as no surprise that those diagnosed with depression experiences different signs and symptoms of the condition. The symptoms of major depressive disorder, or clinical depression, may affect how you feel, think and handle everyday activities.

Antidepressants: What is the best medication for depression?

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Which anti-anxiety medication is right for me?

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New telehealth program, Project echo, will bring specialist and team-based health care to patients with opioid dependencies

Texas A&M is first university in Texas using telehealth to tackle opioid epidemic

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Katherine Hancock

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Bacteria and pathogens: Determining friend from foe in soil and water

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Christina Sumners

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X-Grant Program

X-Grant projects advance to next step

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Christina Sumners

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