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Frustrated local officials reiterate pleas for COVID vaccinations as hospitalizations rise
As the Bexar County coronavirus positivity rate rises, hospitals are reporting that most of their COVID patients are unvaccinated.
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Alamo Colleges apprenticeship program with Methodist Hospital helps launch health care careers
An apprenticeship program at Methodist Hospital is providing a pathway to health care jobs for Alamo Colleges students.
Commissioners approve $4.75M for student mental health, $3.9M on jail overtime
The $4.75 million in additional funding will allow the San Antonio Mobile Mental Wellness Collaborative to serve more Bexar County schools.
For a real chance at recovery, we must destigmatize addiction
Commentary: We must improve access to recovery for those dealing with addiction and address stigma to encourage more people to seek treatment.
COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Wonderland Mall closes after 6 months
At its busiest point in March, clinicians were administering 7,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine a day.
UT Health San Antonio partners with Georgia-based company to build new cancer treatment center
San Antonio-area cancer patients will soon have access to an advanced form of treatment that offers an alternative to X-ray radiation therapy.
Homeland security chief calls San Antonio’s vaccination efforts ‘a model’
Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas visited San Antonio Tuesday, praising local vaccine efforts as “a model” for other cities.
Algunos investigadores locales de Alzheimer miran con escepticismo un nuevo medicamento aprobado de emergencia
El Alzheimer es la quinta causa principal de muerte en San Antonio, y los hispanos tienen un 50% más de probabilidades de desarrollar la enfermedad.
Local Alzheimer’s researchers cast skeptical eye at new emergency-approved medication
Alzheimer’s disease is the fifth leading cause of death in San Antonio, with Hispanics 50% more likely to develop the disease than non-Latino whites.
City leases downtown hotel for ‘low-barrier’ homeless shelter
Starting in July, homeless people will begin staying at a downtown hotel as SAMMinistries works to connect them with permanent housing.
Finding a cure the ultimate aim of new Texas Biomed-led AIDS center
The NIH has given a five-year, $5-million grant to the Texas Biomedical Research Institute and Texas partners to further study HIV and AIDS.
Easing of regulations on raw milk in Texas called ‘a more common-sense approach’
Instead of customers having to drive out to the farm, the state now allows the delivery of unpasteurized milk.
SAISD partners with H-E-B to vaccinate more students
SAISD partnered with H-E-B to get more students and their families vaccinated against COVID-19 as students head into summer.
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