A new model developed at Texas A&M has proved successful in predicting COVID-19 infection rates two to three weeks in advance.
A cost-effective model for predicting a genetic risk for melanoma is receiving international endorsements.
Soil samples collected by Texas A&M researchers showed increased exposure to harmful chemicals in the Manchester neighborhood.
A Texas A&M study of responses to the 2019 Deer Park chemical fire found that people who received warnings through social media, friends and family were most likely to take action.
A Texas A&M study found key differences in the rates at which individuals in rural and urban areas wear face coverings in public and work from home.
A study found that disrupting the metabolic pathway in the initiation, growth and progression of melanoma could lead to development of new treatments.
Mental health, substance use disorders, access to quality health care and economic stability top the list of concerns of rural health stakeholders.
Tiny particles in air pollution affect important lipid transport genes in the placenta, showing how exposure may cause conditions like preeclampsia and low birth weight.
Findings of a new study suggest the need for culturally sensitive initiatives to mitigate the effect of social isolation in vulnerable populations
Researchers develop a framework for guarding against the potential harms of AI that also overcomes the inflexible nature of government regulation.