public health

Suicide is a leading cause of death across the five U.S. states along the Gulf Coast — Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.

A researcher at the Texas A&M School of Public Health recommends engaging in these activities at least three to four times a week.

Research shows children, young adults and rural patients have benefitted the most from a 2019 Colorado law that caps insulin prices.

A School of Public Health staff member donates a kidney to a beloved friend, promoting awareness of a state law regarding organ donation.

The end of the COVID-19 pandemic ended Medicaid access for millions and researchers are finding bipartisan support for easing the enrollment burden.

Dr. Alva O. Ferdinand is a nationally recognized rural health expert whose research has impacted federal policies for more than two decades.

New research finds that alternate workstation options, such as standing and sit-stand desks, can be a win-win solution for both employees and employers.

Public Health students at the Higher Education Center at McAllen hosted a mental health awareness fair and community cleanup.

A Texas A&M scientist has collaborated on a new report that warns of its potential return and urges heightened preparedness.

School of Public Health study is the first of its kind to compare characteristics of visits among all emergency department types