School of Public Health

Results of a recent study indicate optimism in older adults can help decrease the negative effects physical limitations may have on life satisfaction.

Scales developed by a Texas A&M professor could inform future interventions for getting adults to spend more time outdoors.

New research shows distinct bacteria and metabolomes in the gut are associated with personality traits.

Texas A&M researchers found one-third of survey respondents ages 18-64 put off medical care in late 2020.

Tiny particles in air pollution affect important lipid transport genes in the placenta, showing how exposure may cause conditions like preeclampsia and low birth weight.

Texas A&M School of Public Health researchers co-authored a recent commentary that extends on previous research about COVID-19 and college athletics.

The findings of a new study suggest a need for initiatives to mitigate the effects of social isolation on vulnerable populations.

Results of a recent study highlight the importance of improving air quality in homes for employees who continue to work remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Texas A&M study found Houston residents who experienced two or more hazardous events in the past five years had a reduction in mental health scores.

The first comprehensive analysis of its kind examines hospital inpatient costs and length of stay.