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Good medicine is about good communication, researcher says
Professor Richard Street focuses on how doctor-patient conversations can lead to better health care
Nanopore technology may cut test for tuberculosis from days to hours
New screening tool quickly identifies the M. tuberculosis antigen, CFP-10
Non-intervention in civil wars is key to aiding democracy, research shows
Bush School professor is studying civil wars since 1945 with a focus on dynamics within rebel group
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
Back to the beach: Developing better ways to warn about rip currents
Geography researchers use survey to test knowledge among beach visitors and to develop better signs for alerting them about dangers
GrazingCalc helps producers to manage livestock and resources
New app for smartphones developed by Texas A&M University and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
Test center will develop drones for commercial use, scientific research
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi leads work on winning proposal in national competition
New research database may reveal patterns in congenital heart defects
Team spent four years collecting data from 239 experiments and writing software to track patterns in gene expression
Investigating the role of race and migration in politics and society
Comparative political theory is bringing new perspectives to traditional thought