Research Archives - Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences

Dr. Peter Nghiem holds a vial containing Myok9 canine muscle cells in a laboratory.

Texas A&M Researchers Develop Lab-Grown Muscle Cells To Reduce Animal Use In Research

An older dog with a gray muzzle rests on a cushion while its owner sits nearby in the background.

Dogs And Humans Are More Alike Than We Thought, Texas A&M Study Finds

Dr. Michael Golding stands in his laboratory at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences beside a microscope while giving a thumbs-up.

New $2.9 Million NIH Grant Supports Growing Research Connecting Father’s Drinking To Children’s Long-Term Health Issues

Dr. Weihsueh Chiu sitting at a computer in his office at Texas A&M while reviewing data related to artificial intelligence and chemical toxicity research.

Are The Chemicals Around You Actually Safe? AI Is Helping Find Out

How A Fish Rewrote Its Genetic Playbook To Survive A New Sea

A small brown dog lies hidden under a bed, peering out with wide eyes while resting on a hardwood floor.

Texas A&M Research Reveals More Than 84% Of Dogs Show Signs Of Fear, Anxiety

Dr. Sonya Wesselowski and Sophie Tippit examine a small dog on a veterinary exam table.

Texas A&M Team Finds Cattle Feed Additive Can Cause Heart Damage In Dogs

Close-up of a hand holding roasted coffee beans against a blurred background.

Coffee Doesn’t Just Wake You Up — It May Help Protect Your Body From Aging

Illustration of a human hand with visible bones, highlighting the fingertip where regeneration is occurring, with labeled growth factors BMP2 and FGF2 pointing to the site.

What If Humans Could Regrow Tissue? Texas A&M Study Moves Science Closer

Dr. Weihsueh Chiu stands outdoors on the Texas A&M campus in front of a university building.

‘Forever Chemicals’ Detected In Dolphin Milk, Study By Texas A&M Superfund Center Shows

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