Texas A&M University Health Science Center

11/18/2025

We remember them. Here.

This morning at 2:42 a.m., Aggies met at the Bonfire Memorial to remember the twelve we lost 26 years ago.

11/13/2025

Researchers at Texas A&M Health uncovered cancer’s secret hubs inside the cells of a rare and aggressive kidney cancer. Then they took it a step further—engineering a nanobody-based tool that halted tumor growth in the lab. This breakthrough could pave a new path toward treating one of the toughest childhood cancers.

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When RNA gets hijacked, an aggressive form of kidney cancer grows—and scientists at Texas A&M Health have finally learned how to make it stop.

11/12/2025

When it comes to your health, your voice matters.

At 26, Savannah Kaspar ’19, ’21, trusted her instincts when something felt wrong—and that decision saved her life.

Now in remission from colon cancer, the former Texas A&M School of Public Health student is sharing why it’s so important to speak up, ask questions and advocate for your health.

Kim Belcik, who teaches about patient advocacy at the Texas A&M College of Nursing, offers practical tips on how patients and families can ask the right questions, voice concerns and make confident decisions about their health.

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Experts share how patients and families can ask questions, share concerns and make informed decisions in today’s health care system.

11/11/2025

This Veterans Day, we unite to honor all who have answered the call to serve. Our legacy of leadership and selfless service lives on through the generations of Aggies who have worn the uniform. Today and always, we stand with all veterans and their families—thank you for your commitment to our nation and freedom. 🇺🇸

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! 💀 From skulls to scalpels, not much rattles us—but the last photo might. 😱

Be honest… which is scarier: eating pizza with a fork or finishing the whole thing solo? 🍕👀

10/28/2025

This Halloween, look for purple, teal and blue pumpkins among the sea of orange. 🎃 These vibrant colors are raising awareness for epilepsy, food allergies and autism, while also making trick-or-treating safer for millions of children. Learn how you can help:

10/23/2025

Breast cancer accounts for 30% of new cancer cases among women each year in the U.S., but early detection saves lives. Dr. Amy Waer, oncological surgeon and dean at TAMU Medicine, breaks down new guidelines and why personalized breast cancer screening plans matter.

From mammograms to MRIs and ultrasounds, understanding your options and risk factors is key. Learn more about your options and putting your health first:

Texas A&M Health oncological surgeon discusses how personalized breast cancer screening starting at age 40 can save lives.

10/21/2025

Aggie pharmacists make a difference every day—and this week, we celebrate them!

From classrooms to clinics, our students, faculty, staff and alumni are shaping the future of health.

This week, we recognize the strength, compassion, and expertise of our pharmacy community. From classrooms to clinics, our Aggie pharmacists are shaping the future of healthcare.

Join us this week as we celebrate, recognize and elevate the role of pharmacy in advancing health and wellness for all.

Our student organizations have celebrations planned all week long. Check your student emails for full details, and mark your calendars and join the celebration.

___National Pharmacy Week Events___

Monday, Oct 20 | 12 PM: CVS on campus giving out treats
Tuesday, Oct 21 | 11 AM: Dean's Hour featuring Alumni President, Kevin Ferrall
Wednesday, Oct 22 | 12 PM: Cupcakes from the Office of the Dean
Friday, Oct 24 | Wear Pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness
Saturday, October 25 | Aggie Football Watch Party

10/21/2025

Early detection saves lives. 💗

Since 1989, breast cancer deaths in the U.S. have dropped dramatically—thanks largely to increased screening and awareness.

Through Texas C-STEP, we help uninsured, underserved and low-income Texans get access to life-saving cancer screenings, including mammograms.

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The Texas Cancer Screening, Training, Education and Prevention Program, or Texas C-STEP, is conducted through the Texas A&M Health Family Care Clinic. Texas C-STEP provides critical safety-net services, such as cancer screenings and certain advanced diagnostics, to uninsured, underserved and low-inc...

10/10/2025

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10/08/2025

Why do some people’s brains resist Alzheimer’s while others do not? 🧠

Inspired by a personal experience, Dr. Karienn Souza from TAMU Medicine is uncovering why. By studying sleep patterns, neuroinflammation and what makes some brains “resilient,” her research could open pathways for prevention or cures for Alzheimer’s, offering hope for families everywhere.

Texas A&M Health researcher investigates why some brains with Alzheimer's markers resist cognitive decline in a quest to bring families hope.

09/26/2025

Revolutionizing pediatric care 💊

Dr. Mansoor Khan, dean of Texas A&M College of Pharmacy, is leading groundbreaking research using 3D printing to create personalized medication doses for children.

This innovation makes treatment easier and safer by:
✅ Providing the exact dose each child needs
✅ Offering child-friendly flavors
✅ Reducing stress for families and providers

It's a big step forward in pediatric health care!

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Dr. Mansoor Khan is using 3D printing to create precise, personalized medication doses, a major leap for pediatric care.