medicine

Medical student Andrew Chapman ’20 reflects on his experience in Texas A&M's Forensic and Investigative Sciences program.

A Texas A&M geography professor is part of a research team that found efficient ways to track the virus and pinpoint spreading clusters.

The interaction between neurons and infrared light could open doors in expanding disease treatment options and improving medical devices.

Interdisciplinary projects selected for the PCRP program are awarded up to $200,000 each.

A Texas A&M team is working to create new tools that can help in the treatment of these diseases by leveraging a new bioengineering technology, called “organ-on-a-chip.”

The Texas A&M Healthy South Texas Medication Assistance Program has assisted hundreds of people with no or inadequate insurance obtain their prescription medications, including insulin.

On the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, a Texas A&M space flight medicine researcher explains what happens to the body when venturing beyond Earth.

Researchers from Texas A&M were awarded a grant that will support research to enhance the training of orthopedic residents through a 3D printed simulator and visualized performance data.

The new technology can be used for precise deposition of protein therapeutics

Texas A&M Researchers developed a solution that would allow researchers to assess the level of difference in cancer cell metabolism inside a tumor, opening the door to more personalized treatment strategies.