Borrowing from cancer research, Texas Biomed takes aim at tuberculosis
A team of scientists led by Texas Biomed will look at new ways of targeting tuberculosis using host-directed therapy. TB is the No. 1 infectious disease killer worldwide.
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18 months after his son died by suicide in a VA parking lot, a father pleads for change
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Can language patterns reveal mild brain injuries in veterans? San Antonio researchers launch AI-powered study.
Three San Antonio organizations are testing whether subtle changes in language could be a marker for mild traumatic brain injuries.
San Antonio poverty rate flat for a decade; 44% of Bexar County households struggle to afford basics
San Antonio’s poverty rate hasn’t budged over the last decade, according to a new Status of Poverty Report from the city.
TAMUSA opens new $55M public health and education building
Texas A&M University-San Antonio opened a new $55 million Public Health and Education Building, which will serve over 1,200 students working toward degrees in education, public health and medicine.
How a Muay Thai injury led this Ukrainian startup founder to San Antonio
A Muay Thai injury inspired Ilya Popov to build smart crutches. Nearly seven years later, he’s still working to get them on the market.
New air monitoring project aims to measure what Southside residents are breathing
San Antonio residents have for decades worried about how nearby industries affect the air they breathe. The Health Collaborative is getting the data.
Growing GLP-1 trend sparks changes to San Antonio and chain restaurant menus
The rising popularity of GLP-1 medications has led local restaurateurs and national chains to create special protein-focused menu items.
What to know about this year’s flu and COVID-19 shots in San Antonio
Flu season has arrived. Here’s what experts recommend this fall and winter in terms of influenza and COVID-19 vaccines.
‘The stakes are high’: Debate over trauma levels, readiness pits Methodist Healthcare vs. Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio officials, military leaders and local healthcare providers are fighting over how an upgraded Methodist Healthcare trauma center would impact Brooke Army Medical Center and its military medical readiness mission.
Roundup of mental health resources for San Antonio military veterans
Sept. 22 marks Texas Veteran Suicide Prevention Day, in recognition of the estimate that 22 veterans die by suicide per day.
HCA Healthcare acquires allied health school, including its 2 San Antonio campuses
HCA Healthcare, the Nashville-based healthcare company that co-owns the Methodist Health System, has purchased an allied health college.
Tierra Walker’s family sues Texas officials, doctors, alleging abortion ban contributed to her death
Tierra Walker, who was 20 weeks pregnant, died of a serious complication known as preeclampsia in December 2024.
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