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Jason Bowling, MD, Infectious Diseases, was quoted in this story. Read More
UT Health San Antonio received a four-year, $2 million federal grant to expand its substance use disorder response program, Be Well Texas, to the state’s 178 rural counties with limited or no access to resources and support addressing opioid addiction. With the Health Resources and Services Administration grant, Be Well Texas will lead and assist […]
After the earthquake in El Paso last month, which could be felt in San Antonio, it is important to be aware of the campus Emergency Evacuation Plan that explains the steps to take in the event of various emergencies on campus.
Phone scams have increased in recent weeks with spoofed phone numbers. Number spoofing is when a caller uses technology to display a different number than they are actually calling from to mask their true identity.
Briseida “Bee” Courtois, MSW, LCDC, program manager of Be Well Texas, a substance use disorder response program of UT Health San Antonio, was interviewed for this segment. Read More
Briseida “Bee” Courtois, MSW, LCDC, program manager of Be Well Texas, a substance use disorder response program of UT Health San Antonio, was interviewed for this story. Read More
Josephine Taverna, MD, Medical Oncology, was quoted in this interview. Read More
UT Health San Antonio contact: Steven Lee, 210-450-3823, lees22@uthscsa.edu Hill Country MHDD contact: Kelsi Wilmot, 830-370-6302, kelsi8310@hillcountry.org SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 7, 2022 – Be Well Texas, a statewide initiative of UT Health San Antonio, and Hill Country Mental Health & Developmental Disabilities Centers have entered into an agreement to provide substance use disorder (SUD)…
Jessica Solis-McCarthy, MD, Emergency Medicine, was quoted in this news segment. Read More
Sara Masoud, MPH, a doctoral student in translational science who runs a memory cafe and coordinates a network of cafes as part of her work with the Caring for the Caregiver program, was quoted in this story. Read More