Environmental and Occupational Health
Fatigue on the farm: Two studies will examine the high-risk work environment inside dairy operations
Project receives multi-million dollar funding from National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
Speaking of safety: How to overcome language barriers during training
Translations into native languages provide effective and affordable solution, A&M study says
How do you view the opioid crisis? City dwellers, country folk disagree
A&M researchers publish new study in Preventive Medicine Reports
Of food and mood: What you eat could affect who you are, study says
Researchers publish findings in journal Nutrients
Do warning signs improve safety in the workplace? New study says no
Worse yet, they can create hazards and hurt performance
Air quality in your home is probably worse than at your office, study says
Interdisciplinary team publishes findings in the journal Atmosphere
AAAS selects seven Texas A&M faculty members as 2021 fellows
The American Association for the Advancement of Science will honor 564 new fellows during its annual meeting in February 2022
Frequent exposure to disasters leads to lower scores for mental health
A&M team publishes study in the journal Natural Hazards
More students use smartphones for study—and it’s causing them pain
New ergonomic study calls for improving posture and managing stress
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