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The university’s Access to Care Initiative will provide medical clinics in 33 rural counties to help expand health care services for all Texans.
A new Texas A&M University aerospace medicine program is studying how to safeguard human health beyond Earth.
From qualified charitable distributions to charitable gift annuities, Ann and Bill Martin ’58 use giving strategies that benefit them and Aggieland.
The self-made entrepreneur's investment is the largest endowed gift ever to the College of Medicine and will support four initiatives.
The Naresh K. Vashisht College of Medicine’s Rural Medicine Program is creating a health care talent pipeline for Texas’ rural communities.
Aggies in the School of Engineering Medicine partner with a national nonprofit to design an electric wheelchair car benefiting 4-year-old Christopher Nelson.
Through her nonprofit Rebecca’s Wish, Rebecca Taylor ’25 brings hope to children with pancreatitis.
Among the first Aggies to earn a medical degree from Texas A&M, Dr. David Lawson ’79 ’81 reflects on his journey and the future of medicine.
