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Researchers say workers are at risk from the chemicals they use, repetitive movements and awkward body posturing.

A Texas A&M expert says cats put themselves and local wildlife at risk of injury or illness when they hunt other animals.

A&M geography and oceanography will lead the university's efforts in preparing students to address challenges in the Gulf of Mexico region.

The latest collection of stories shows how Texas A&M faculty, staff and students work tirelessly to improve the lives of humans and animals.

Approximately 70 students will play concerts during the spring semester in three Spanish cities: Madrid, Granada and Ronda.

Scientists will work to understand how the virus that causes COVID-19 spreads among deer and how it has impacted overall deer health.

The team will also seek to learn more about breast cancer treatment and prevention by studying the genetics that cause Down syndrome, as people with the condition are less likely to get this type of cancer.

The Aggie Experience Fund helps more students participate in extracurricular activities.

Musicians Dorothy Chan and Lucy Yao will be a part of multiple classes during their stay, exploring augmented reality, composition, theatre, design visualization and performance with students.

The oral medication allows new mothers to be treated and recover at home.