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Long-term care facility residents begin receiving second doses of COVID-19 vaccination
Some 85 people received their second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine at Franklin Park-TPS Parkway on Tuesday morning.
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All 9,000 slots booked for WellMed vaccination clinics despite phone line troubles
The last of the 9,000 spots was booked just before 9 a.m. Wednesday. The clinics experienced issues with the phone lines Tuesday.
Vaccination super hubs open as San Antonians search for appointments
As the Alamodome and other local vaccination super hubs opened Monday, thousands of San Antonians are still trying to get appointments.
Mass coronavirus vaccination sites coming to San Antonio’s South and West sides
Officials hope to vaccinate 9,000 people this week at WellMed senior centers, with registration available via phone.
Alamodome to serve as COVID-19 vaccination site
The Alamodome will be a coronavirus vaccine distribution hub starting Monday. Up to 1,500 people each day can receive the Pfizer vaccine.
Novavax seeks COVID-19 vaccine trial participants in San Antonio
Some San Antonians will have the chance to participate in Novavax’s international COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial beginning later this month.
Bexar County’s hospitals are facing a surge in COVID-19 patients. A new treatment can help slow it.
As COVID-19 hospitalizations rise, the goal of the infusion center is to prevent an even greater number of emergency room visits and hospital admissions.
How and where to get a COVID-19 vaccination in San Antonio
Under state guidelines about 60 percent of San Antonians are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, but supply is not yet equal to demand.
COVID-19 could increase risk of brain ailments such as Alzheimer’s, depression, SA doctors say
Long-term effects are seen with many flu-like diseases, and the local medical leaders will aid research to determine their seriousness.
First public rollout of COVID-19 vaccine draws hundreds to San Antonio mall
When University Health announced the vaccine distribution on Thursday, within less than five hours, all available appointments were filled.
Hospitals facing ‘rough month’ ahead as COVID-19 vaccine effort gains steam
As the distribution of COVID-19 vaccinations continues to ramp up, the number of hospitalized individuals is again reaching worrisome rates.
Texans can’t get answers about the COVID-19 vaccine
Rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine in Texas has been marred by poor messaging from state officials, technical errors, logistical delays and supply shortages.
Texas Biomed wins grant to study effects of marijuana on HIV-related dementia
A San Antonio scientist has been granted $3.5 million from the NIH to lead a study that will test the effects of medical marijuana on HAND.
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