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Patients with chronic diseases need strong relationships with providers
New research at Texas A&M suggests the keys are mutual respect and collaborative decision-making
Got a rock and roll heart? Musicians get plenty of exercise during live gigs
Heart rates can reach 85 percent of maximum during performances, new research at Texas A&M shows
Saving coral reefs in Red Sea: Team studies effects of population growth
Researchers from Texas A&M are collaborating with faculty at Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
Reaction to kidnapping of 300 girls may have caught militants off-guard
Boko Haram were ‘startled that anyone outside Nigeria cared about these girls,’ says a noted authority on gender issues and foreign policy
Storms form early in Gulf of Mexico, gain speed and power closer to land
Residents of the Texas coast should keep in mind: June is still hurricane season, a marine scientist says
Can a ‘green wall’ survive in Texas? Looking for right plants, right design
The search is proving to be more challenging than landscape architects anticipated when they started their research at Texas A&M in 2012
The fruit fly’s guide to courtship: How the ‘bad boys’ beat the competition
What makes a male fruit fly successful with females? It’s a matter of experience, new research at Texas A&M suggests
Results of AgriLife trials could boost wheat as a statewide crop for Texas
Photo: AgriLife Today Researchers at Texas A&M AgriLife are hoping to grow greater interest in having agricultural producers plant wheat in some of the more “non-traditional” areas of the state for that particular crop. While wheat is the biggest field crop in Texas in terms of acreage — estimated at about 6 million acres annually…
12th Man of human health: Tapping into the secrets of our microbiota
Researchers at Texas A&M are studying the compounds produced by gut bacteria to develop new therapeutic compounds