human behavior

U.S. consumers have been overwhelmed with misinformation about protein and fats in meats

With the holiday shopping season fast-approaching, retailers around the country are preparing to put new and innovative sales strategies to the test and capture the attention of customers.

If you feel sleepy after your holiday turkey dinner, don’t blame the bird.

They hope Metzl’s lecture, “Changing the Terms of Debate about Gun Violence: Mental Illness, Mass Shootings, and the Politics of American Firearms,” will challenge some misconceptions about gun violence.

In his new book, Philip Tabb, explores the theory of “serene urbanism” and how he brought it to life as the master planner for Serenbe.

Despite the fact that the United States spends more than most other developed countries on health care, we’re still lagging behind in terms of life expectancy.

Can that scary monster sneaking up behind you actually scare you to death? The answer may be as spooky as it gets.

Chronic heavy alcohol drinking can lead to a problem that we scientists call alcohol use disorder, which most people call alcohol abuse or alcoholism.

Multiple factors influence decisions about evacuating, including residents’ genders, how long they have lived in their homes and their feelings of responsibility for friends and family members who decide not to move.

The Texas A&M University Libraries has launched a new diversity campaign, “You, Me, All Welcome” at the five university libraries on campus.