Author: Christina Sumners

Robert Alaniz, PhD, research assistant professor at the College of Medicine, explains how the microbes that live in (and on) all of us affect our health. Source: TAMU Health Science…

Christina Sumners: Welcome to Science Sound Off. I’m Christina Sumners. Tim Schnettler: And I’m her co-host, Tim Schnettler. Christina Sumners: And we’re here today with Dr. Garett Sansom. He’s from…

For Zhilei Chen, PhD, associate professor in the Texas A&M College of Medicine, protein engineering is the “hammer” she uses to tackle “nails” like Zika virus and C. diff. Join…

Christina Sumners: Welcome to Science Sound Off. This is Christina Sumners. Tim Schnettler: And I’m her co-host, Tim Schnettler. Christina Sumners: And we’re here today with Dr. Pooneh Bagher from…

Jodie Gary, PhD, RN, assistant professor at the Texas A&M College of Nursing, explains her research on positive deviance and how its study can help improve health care outcomes. …

Christina Sumners: Welcome to Science Sound Off. I’m Christina Sumners. Tim Schnettler: And I’m her cohost, Tim Schnettler. Christina Sumners: We are here today with Dr. Bill Griffith. He is…

Christina Sumners:  Welcome to Science Sound Off. I’m Christina Sumners. Tim Schnettler: And I’m her cohost Tim Schnettler. Christina Sumners: And we are here today with Dr. Natalie Johnson from…

Nancy Downing, PhD, RN, SANE-A, CP-SANE, associate professor in the Forensic Nursing Program at the Texas A&M College of Nursing, is part of an interdisciplinary team researching how hormones may…

Lindsey Hendrix: Thanks for joining us for this special episode of Texas A&M Health Talk. At South by Southwest this year, Dr. Carrie Byington, vice chancellor for health services at…

March is colorectal cancer awareness month. Colorectal cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. The American Cancer Society now recommends adults over the age of…