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Trouble sleeping? Could be that cup of coffee you drank … six hours ago
Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine researcher studies how diet can affect circadian rhythms and sleep cycles
Where have all the bobwhites gone? Genome project looks for answers
Researchers create new tool to pinpoint reasons for decline in wild population
The Tycoon challenges the Celebrity for admiration of tomato producers
Latest addition to the Texas Superstar list can produce high quality fruit that weighs a pound — or more
Dark matter: New detector enhances search for ‘missing’ 95% of universe
Collisions between improved Ge/SI detectors and dark matter particles release heat and charge that can be detected at temperatures close to absolute zero
Good medicine is about good communication, researcher says
Professor Richard Street focuses on how doctor-patient conversations can lead to better health care
99 cats: Genome project could improve human and animal health
Researchers will gather 99 cats of diverse breeds from a wide variety of geographic locations, take DNA samples and work to sequence their genomes
What’s in your food? Imports bring quality into question, expert says
Almost a quarter of the average American’s food consumption is imported, TIAS Faculty Fellow says
The adjusted GPA: Statistician offers possible cure for grade inflation
Recent national analysis says 43 percent of all letter grades awarded in 2008 were A’s, up from 16 percent in 1960.
Phones, smoking, other distractions may affect driving, most studies say
Review of studies aims to close some gaps in research about ‘distracted driving’