One of our participants was willing to share his transformation story over the course of his time in our research. Read more in the recent edition from the College of Education and Human Development publication “Transforming Lives.” Watch his video testimonial on the College’s You Tube channel.
Article available: http://transform.tamu.edu/news/second-wind-copd
Video available: https://youtu.be/c1CgVLcdjHw
Our friends in the European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism (ESPEN) Society have recently launched a new video campaign. The videos showcase four different patient stories and how medical nutrition is an essential part of global care to improve outcome.
· Story 1 – Julie, 50, had a previous cancer
· Story 2 – Peter, 14, is suffering […]
CTRAL is pleased to share a virtual tour of our new Human Clinical Research Facility. Estimated move in Jan 2017.
Video available at: https://youtu.be/81iX8T6lf2g
CTRAL is pleased to support local organization in increasing awareness for Autism by participating in Leaps for Autism walk-a-thon on Saturday, April 9, at Sam Rayburn Middle School in Bryan, TX..
CTRAL hosted its first Thank You BBQ for networking and re-connecting with previous participants and collaborating physicians. A good time and good food was had by all who were able to attend. Take a look at all of our pictures here.
Check out this article on Dr. Deutz’s research on oral nutrition and mortality.
The College of Education and Human Development held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Human Clinical Research Facility (HCRF)
The state-of-the-art facility, located on John Kimbrough Boulevard, will be a hub for human research collaboration at Texas A&M University. The HCRF will house CTRAL and ESNL in early 2017. Learn more about the building.
The Center for Translational Research in Aging and Longevity hosted a seminar by Dr. Arjan Blokland on October 22, 2015. Dr. Blokland is Faculty in Psychology Department at Maastricht University. The presentation was titled “Combatting cognitive decline in aging and dementia: prevention, nutrition, drugs, or brain stimulation.” A video of Dr. Blockland’s presentation is available here.
With an increasing numberof old […]
