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Two studies ask: Why do older adults stop taking their medications?
Researchers consider depression, finances, communication and health
Study will examine ‘diseases of poverty’ in southern United States
Neglected tropical diseases affect 12 million Americans
TEES team is developing next phase of cyber security for US energy
Project is one of 11 to receive grant from US Department of Energy
Dynamic X-ray technology advances study of human spine and lower back
Technique allows researchers to examine direct effects of common, real-world activities
Small region of brain assists in control of fear, A&M study finds
Discovery could lead to new drugs, therapies and interventions for psychiatric disorders
Harmful algal blooms: Scientists look for methods to protect waterways
One option may be to manipulate the chemical composition of lakes, bays and estuaries, research suggests
June 30, 2017
NSF-funded project aims to create ‘holy grail’ for online security
Results could reinvent cybersecurity with innovative approaches to protecting the entire infrastructure of a network
New species of primate is named for A&M anthropologist who found it
Professor Sharon Gursky is one of the world’s leading experts on tarsiers, which are tiny nocturnal primates exclusive to the islands of Southeast Asia
Scientists are studying online video to understand chemical weapons
Researchers examine images from chemical incidents in Syria, Japan and India to expand their knowledge of specific signs and symptoms