How Can the Government Send More Patients to Doctors and Fewer to Emergency Rooms? Expand Medicaid, New Study Shows
Tag: Texas A&M
Houston Chronicle – Routine Childhood Vaccination Rates Have Not Recovered From the Pandemic
A Publishing Milestone
Public Health Researchers Create Tool to Predict Vaccine Coverage Lapses
Small Towns without Hospitals Have Trouble Keeping Nurses, New A&M-Penn-Stanford Study Suggests
Los Angeles Times – Everyone is Thrilled That Medicare Can Finally Negotiate Drug Prices. Prepare to be Disappointed
Tamika D. Gilreath to Serve as School of Public Health Associate Dean of Faculty Affairs
Lasting Effects of Positive Influence
Newsweek – U.S. Now Has a Third of the World’s Monkeypox Cases
As Monkeypox Spreads, Risk of Exposure Remains Low for Most
