- Listen to Texas Public Radio’s Science & Medicine, a podcast that explains how scientific discovery at the UT Health Science Center San Antonio advances the way medicine is practiced around the world. Artificial intelligence may be somewhat unsettling, but it also has the potential to improve and even save lives, according to Mohamad Habes, PhD, assistant professor of radiology at […]
- Omid Rahimi, PhD, Cell Systems and Anatomy and director of the human anatomy program, was quoted in this story. Read More
- Edward Brooks, MD, division chief, Pediatric Allergy, Immunology and Infectious Diseases, was interviewed for this statewide public radio show. Listen Now
- Would you like to spread joy to local moms and children? The School of Nursing, in partnership with Crosspoint, has organized a holiday gift drive for moms and children at Casa Mia. Donations are being accepted through Friday, Dec. 15. To make a donation, view the registry here, choose a gift, sign into Amazon and select […]
- For expectant mothers, traveling may require some extra precautions to ensure the comfort and safety of mom and baby. A 5-hour trip by car with several stops may turn out to be shorter and less stressful than a 2-hour plane trip with long waits and luggage delays. Learn answers to common questions about traveling during pregnancy, such as:
- Texas Public Radio’s Science & Medicine is a weekly podcast that explains how scientific discovery at the UT Health Science Center San Antonio advances the way medicine is practiced around the world. It is a collaboration between TPR and The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Episode 5: The Brain Bank […]
- The holiday shopping season is here and trampolines are a favorite for kids and parents. While trampolines can provide hours of fun and exercise, they also pose a high risk for injury, which can include concussion, broken bones, sprains, bruises, scrapes, cuts, and head and neck injuries. The American Academy of Pediatrics advises parents to follow these safety tips to help prevent serious injuries. Check your homeowner’s insurance. Make sure your policy covers trampoline injuries.
- Faculty members of The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio are well represented in a newly published worldwide list of the top 2% of scientists based on Scopus citation metrics. Scopus is a large, commercially produced, multidisciplinary database of peer-reviewed literature from scientific journals, books and conference proceedings. Eighty-one present or former […]
- Leonard Lawrence, who was dean of students at UT Health San Antonio, was featured in this article. Read More
- UT Health San Antonio’s Staff Advisory Council is partnering with Wreaths Across America – San Antonio once again this year at a ceremony and wreath placement on the graves of America’s fallen heroes at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 16, at the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, located at 1520 Harry Wurzbach Road, San […]
