Racially Divided Neighborhoods Linked to Higher Cardiovascular Disease Risk for Black Americans, Major Study Suggests
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New Study Finds No Racial or Ethnic Disparities in Insurers’ Prior Authorization for Cancer Treatments
CNN: Thousands of Cleaning Supplies Containing Substances Linked to Health Problems
Shawn Gibbs Reappointed to Second Term as School of Public Health Dean
Repeated Exposure to Chemical Spills Leads to Declining Health, New Study Reports
Southwest Rural Health Research Center Receives $2.8 Million to Improve Health in Rural America
Is Extreme Weather Linked to Higher Suicide Rates? A&M Intends to Find Out.
Texas A&M-Industry Collaboration Named a Finalist for $5.8 Million Prize for AI-based Fall Detection Device
This Many Crosswords Each Week Could Benefit Our Brains as We Age
Construction Workers Experience More Injuries—and Pain—Than Most Other Workers, and Relief Can Be Difficult to Find
