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Local providers stop giving J&J vaccine following reports of rare side effects
City and state officials asked San Antonio vaccine providers to halt their distribution of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday.
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Cuts to Medicare could affect access to health care for people with disabilities
Commentary: To promote an inclusive society for people of varying abilities, quality health care is essential.
‘It’s not just a rallying cry’: How a bone marrow donor registry can save Black lives
On a national stem cell and bone marrow registry, white recipients have a higher chance of finding a match than their Black counterparts.
City Council approves vaccine registry pilot program for those 65 and older
The City of San Antonio expects to have a COVID-19 vaccine registry up and running in the next few weeks to prioritize people 65 and older.
Newly minted Texas Vista Medical Center to tackle health care disparities on South Side
The newly minted Texas Vista Medical Center launched with a renewed focus on addressing health disparities in San Antonio’s South Side.
Speciality care the focus as construction begins on $430M UT Health San Antonio hospital
The UT Health Science Center at San Antonio broke ground Monday morning on the UT Health San Antonio Multispecialty and Research Hospital.
Todos los adultos de Texas podrán recibir la vacuna COVID-19 a partir del lunes
Todos los adultos en Texas podrán recibir la vacuna COVID-19 a partir del lunes 29 de marzo, anunció el Departamento de Servicios de Salud del Estado de Texas.
Council members continue to press for vaccine registry option
Council members Ana Sandoval (D7), John Courage (D9), and Rebecca Viagran (D3) are asking Council to consider a community vaccine registry.
UIW, OLLU tout partnership on postgraduate health care studies
The Catholic universities are partnering to allow students at each institution to advance their education by attending the other for postgraduate studies in health care
All adult Texans will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday
All Texas adults will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday, the DSHS announced Tuesday morning.
With state mandate ended, Bexar County and University Health team up to promote mask usage
With masks no longer mandatory in Texas, Bexar County and UHS have partnered to encourage face coverings to slow the spread of COVID-19.
UIW medical school students celebrate first-ever Match Day
UIW’s first medical school class celebrated Match Day on Friday, when students received their residency program assignments.
Families parted by pandemic welcome new welcome signs at more senior care facilities
When the pandemic first started, coronavirus surged through nursing homes and shuttered them to visitors. With residents widely vaccinated, health officials say visits can happen again.
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