School of Public Health

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.

The first study of its kind identifies the biomechanics of forestry work and workers’ perceptions of this emerging technology.

Study finds larger, more distant VR interface elements increase physical effort and mental demand, even in simple tasks.

The United States has seen 70 human cases and one death from avian flu to date.

Texas A&M doctoral student Andrea Porter’s research explores a better fit for women in body armor.

Study from Texas A&M University's School of Public Health shows that benefits are long-lasting and experienced by all participant groups.

Study finds app significantly improves cognitive function in assisted living residents with mild impairment.

New research reveals gaps between the reasons patients give for their visit, their actual need for care and their final diagnosis.