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Texas A&M Institute part of national effort to harness nuclear laser fusion for limitless energy
U.S. Department of Energy provides support for multi-million-dollar program
Smaller health-care practices are more likely to adopt opioid policies than large ones, study finds
Texas A&M researchers publish findings in journal Evaluation & The Health Professions
Satellite data allow oceanographers to better understand surface-water movement
NASA-funded project offers insights about sea currents and heat distribution
New method for detecting chronic GI disease in dogs
Chronic GI dysfunction, which affects approximately 2% of dogs requires a completely different clinical treatment approach
Impact of arsenic exposure on vaccine efficacy in children
Valuable insights that could pave the way for further research to establish recommended folate intake or serum folate ranges
Researchers use quantum computing to predict gene relationships
In the future they plan to compare the healthy cells to ones with diseases or mutations
Revolutionizing cancer treatment through programmable bacteria
To control the growth rate, the bacterium’s genes will be altered to regulate its population and oscillate around a specific setpoint
Study finds most Americans strongly support vaccination requirements for K-12 students
Vaccine mandates for school-age individuals are especially effective, because this age group has fewer preventive visits
The great “unwinding” of Medicaid
Research explores various Medicaid policy changes and what they mean for future policy research and practice.