Public Health
How do bacteria react to nonlethal levels of antibiotics? New algorithm estimates rates of mutation
A&M team publishes findings in the Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
Early alcohol abuse predicts college students’ polysubstance use
Findings support individualized approach to intervention programs for college students
Hagler Institute announces its largest class of new fellows: 14
Class of 2022-23 includes a Nobel Prize recipient and multiple National Academies-level scholars, plus a distinguished lecturer
How will climate change influence flooding and pollution in America’s underserved communities? New study seeks answers
This knowledge will prove critical to leaders who must make crucial decisions about infrastructure
More than just hesitancy: Many factors—including war and economics—may suppress vaccination rates in children around the world, a new study suggests
Texas A&M researchers publish findings in the journal PLOS ONE
How can government send more patients to doctors and fewer to emergency rooms? Expand Medicaid, new A&M study says
Researchers analyze more than 80 million emergency visits in four states
Small towns without hospitals have trouble keeping nurses, new A&M-Penn-Stanford study suggests
Communities without hospitals experienced a 27% turnover rate during the project’s two-year period
How do seniors cope with pandemic? Team surveys articles to find answers
Findings appear as editorial in Frontiers in Public Health and Frontiers in Medicine
Major depression episodes are rising among adolescents, especially minorities
Researchers publish findings in the Journal of Affective Disorders