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Welcome to the new Texas A&M Health Hub in Navasota! We celebrated the new facility on Dove Crossing Ln. with a ribbon cutting and community open house Saturday.
The Health Hub is an expansion of the award-winning Texas A&M Health Family Care clinic that has served the Navasota community for years. We recently moved to a larger space and brought in more care providers and services to create a one-stop medical home for residents of Navasota and the surrounding area. We're excited to serve more families in this great community! Learn more about the new Health Hub at the link in our bio.
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Step outside today, and it's almost hard to believe it's winter in Texas. It might be mild now, but a cold snap could arrive at a moment's notice, so it's important to prepare.
Wilderness medicine expert Dr. Martin Mufich of @tamunursing gives advice for staying safe in winter's chill at the link in our bio. And if you're planning on taking a skiing, hiking or hunting trip in the snow-covered peaks, this is a must-read.
Today we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., his dedication to serving others, and his unwavering commitment to health equity for all.
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Around this time of year, as the days grow shorter and the sky gets gloomy, many people start feeling the "winter blues" creep in. For the millions of Americans who experience seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, this depression lingers for long periods of time and can feel crushing.
Dr. Carly McCord, licensed psychologist and director of the Texas A&M Health Telebehavioral Care program, explains SAD and recommends ways to manage it at the link in our bio.
A quarter of Texas rural hospitals are at risk of closing as federal COVID-19 support wanes, according to a study presented this week by the Texas Hospital Association. Dr. Kia Parsi, executive director of the Texas A&M Rural and Community Health Institute (ARCHI), commented about this trend in a Houston Chronicle report:
"Rural communities in Texas are the backbone of so much of our economy,” he said. “We’re talking about resources with agriculture, with oil and gas. A large population is living in our rural communities that needs to be supported.”
Read more at the link in our bio.
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