- Saturday Sports Medicine Clinic Now Open Weekend warriors and student-athletes can now access expert sports medicine care on Saturdays at UT Health at Kyle Seale Parkway. From injury evaluation to concussion management, our multispecialty Sports Medicine physicians offer expert diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation services on-site to keep athletes and all South Texans moving.
- Heart disease, diabetes and kidney disease are major health issues that affect millions of Americans. A recent study revealed that nearly 90% of adults show early signs of these conditions, emphasizing how crucial it is to manage diabetes effectively. When blood sugar levels are not kept under control, it can lead to serious problems for both the heart and kidneys, making diabetes management essential.
- Now that school is back in session, so are sports, but that means a higher risk for injuries. As many as 3.8 million concussions occur each year and almost half go undetected and untreated. Learn how to recognize the signs and symptoms.
- A free art therapy program called "Connecting Through Art" is being offered for individuals diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and their care partners. Led by Licensed Professional Counselor and Board-Certified Art Therapist Sara Peters, the program includes a Silk Hoop painting project and provides insights into the benefits of art for improving mood, visual-cognitive skills and motor function.
- The UT System Board of Regents has asked Chancellor Milliken to work with us to develop a plan to merge UTSA and UT Health San Antonio to create a premier university that brings all of our individual academic, research and clinical strengths together to build a unified and profoundly impactful university of the future.
- Patricia Abrego’s journey to a clinical study using radiation therapy to relieve osteoarthritis joint pain began when she was 10 years old. Like most children living in a state where snowy winters were a norm, Abrego was doing what most kids do: playing. “The leaves were covered with snow, and they made good bumps […]
- A drug effective in treating breast cancer shows new promise in addressing breast cancer with brain metastases or recurrent glioblastoma, as reported by results of a prospective window-of-opportunity trial at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UT Health San Antonio). The window trial, in which patients agreed to receive a novel […]
- For the third year running, UT Health Hill Country has been honored as the Best of the Best by the Boerne community! Our Hill Country location has been recognized among the top in five categories: medical care, orthopaedics, physical therapy, dermatology, and in the write-in category for neurology, radiology, and cardiology.
- Carey Calvin was at the lowest point in his life two years ago. After a childhood filled with physical and emotional abuse and years of antidepressant medications and therapies that were not working, Calvin was ready to give up. “It was the first time I felt like my family and the things closest to […]
- Content provided by NACCHO The National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) selected UT Health San Antonio’s Health Confianza and the City of San Antonio Metropolitan Health District (Metro Health) for its Promising Practice Award for their work to improve health literacy in underserved areas in San Antonio. The award was presented July […]