- By: Alexander Rozanski, MD, is a fellowship-trained urologist specializing in male genitourinary reconstruction and men's health. Join Dr. Rozanski, for a FREE webinar about symptoms and treatments beyond medication, that thousands of men have chosen to return to a healthy and active lifestyle.
- Dr. Ralph DeFronzo, a diabetes specialist at UT Health San Antonio discusses the link between COVID-19 complications and diabetes and how it affects diabetic patients differently. Watch the story on News4
- Dr. Ruth Berggren, infectious disease specialist and director of the Center for Medical Humanities and Ethics at UT Health San Antonio, answered questions as part of KSAT 12’s weekly Q&A segment. She talked about improving your odds to fight the delta variant, the importance of getting vaccinated and wearing masks and much more.
- Prostate cancer is the leading cancer in males, with that concern in mind it is important to highlight men’s health. Dr. Alexander Rozanski focuses on treating patients experiencing medical issues after prostate cancer treatment. Two common conditions the present after treatment include erectile disfunction or stress urinary incontinence. To manage these conditions, we evaluate the patient and understand why these issues are occurring. From there we determine the best way to treat them.
- Dr. Deborah Carver, a neurologist and board-certified headache specialist at UT Health San Antonio, talks about headaches and when you should talk to your doctor about them. Common triggers for headaches can include lack of sleep, stress, dehydration or a reaction to alcohol. Below are symptoms and indicators that should prompt you to talk to your primary care doctor.
- When U.S. gymnast Simone Biles pulled out of the all-around competition at the Olympic games citing mental health concerns, Summer Rolin nodded knowingly. She counsels Olympic speedskaters, and with a doctorate in psychology is a clinical neuropsychologist at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, also known as UT Health San Antonio. She also screens student-athletes for mental health issues at The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA).
- Dr. Alexander Rozanski, men's health specialist and Urologist with UT Health Physicians, touches base on what you should know about erectile dysfunction and treatment options in KENS 5 Medical Minute.
- Infectious disease specialist, Dr. Jan Patterson, talks about the number of delta variant cases rising in San Antonio. She explains how the easier-to-spread delta variant can infect those fully vaccinated, leading to increased hospitalizations. Watch the full story on KSAT12
- The new school year is just around the corner, and many of my patients are excited about going back to in-person classes, making new friends and meeting teachers. The thought of normality casts light on the challenging year we had in 2020. Parents had to work from home, and kids had to discover virtual learning for several months. However, the COVID-19 pandemic is not over; we all need to remain vigilant and take preventive measures to keep moving forward. Below are some tips that can help us maintain our path to normalcy this upcoming academic year.
- In a sample of more than 400 older adults in Argentina who had recovered from COVID-19, more than 60% displayed some degree of cognitive impairment, a researcher from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio reported at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference.
