School of Public Health

Study of Chicago Department of Public Health tweets during the COVID-19 pandemic and mpox outbreak finds mixed results.

Research on 2015 floods reveals that strong neighborhood bonds enhance recovery after catastrophe, offering key insights for public health and emergency planners.

Texas A&M–led research links pain, stress and multiple health diagnoses to increasing cannabis use, raising concerns about health risks.

Texas A&M study finds immersive VR nature experiences improve mood and quality of life.

School of Public Health research could inform new strategies to increase preparedness nationwide.

America is rapidly aging as the second largest generation, Baby Boomers, will be at least 65 by 2029. Texas A&M University researchers are developing new ways to help older people tackle challenges that come with aging.

Researchers will track how living in an agrihood — a neighborhood centered around a working farm — changes residents’ diet, physical activity and social connectedness.

Researchers use immersive VR to understand how different visual elements in hospital rooms affect relaxation and cognitive restoration in patients experiencing acute stress.

Texas A&M teams with Humanate, an NVIDIA Inception company, to advance “Cassie,” which uses facial recognition for more human and empathetic interactions.

The most comprehensive study of its kind sheds light on perceptions of deservingness based on the reason for the transplant and recipients’ race/ethnicity.