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The Texas A&M Center for Innovation in Advanced Development and Manufacturing will produce an intranasal anthrax vaccine candidate under a task order issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

There is a wall that separates the experiences soldiers have faced abroad from the norms of American society.

Although widely reported, true penicillin allergies are rare.

First nationwide study shows 15 percent of people in these facilities suffer from injurious falls, and females were most at risk.

Three different substances, commonly found in private wells in rural agricultural areas, seem to cause problems when ingested during early pregnancy.

A Texas A&M University professor and her students are using the strong association between memory and the sense of smell in hopes of slowing the progress of dementia by way of “scent painting.”

When your heart breaks, literally.

Texas A&M study shows fatty acid palmitate “jet lags” body clocks, which could lead to obesity and diabetes.

Opioid overdose affects thousands of families every year, and it’s a growing problem.

New study shows hormonal contraceptives can increase seizures in women with epilepsy.