public health

Texas A&M public health professor Jay Maddock says staying happy and healthy during this phase of your life goes well beyond just eating right and staying active.

Aggie outreach is explored from farming to disability resources. Plus, why hundreds of thousands of plant specimens are stored on campus.

With the goal of optimizing even the smallest job, the staff at this interdisciplinary research center strives to create safer, healthier ways of getting things done.

A Texas A&M virologist says the potential resurgence of the previously-eradicated virus is troubling news, but it will take some time to see just how serious the threat is.

A new surge in cases could be on its way, they say, but Americans have the tools to protect themselves and each other from COVID’s worst effects.

The Texas A&M School of Public Health is starting a two-year initiative to hire 16 new faculty members and scholars in response to interest created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Drawing from personal experiences, Krystal Flores is supporting first-generation students at the Texas A&M Higher Education Center in McAllen and developing local public health interventions.

Public Health student Oscar Hernandez, Jr. has put his training from Texas A&M into practice to help the university’s COVID Operations Team track the virus.

With less-than-clear guidance from officials, many parents and teachers of K-12 students fear the spread of COVID-19.

Texas A&M doctoral student Petronella Ahenda found a passion for public health while managing disease outbreak response for the CDC in Kenya. At the School of Public Health, she's researching nutrition in low-income communities.