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Robotic surgical approach provides faster recovery for testicular cancer patients

November 19, 2021

The newer procedure is called robotic retroperitoneal lymph node dissection, or robotic RPLND. Although the procedure has been previously reported, Mays Cancer Center developed technical improvements to make it safer, more effective and applicable in new indications.




New virtual clinic connects Texas to addiction medicine and recovery services

November 19, 2021

In partnership with UT Health San Antonio, Be Well Texas, a new statewide addiction medicine treatment option, has launched virtual services for those seeking recovery from substance use disorders and mental health challenges.

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San Antonio Express-News: Award for UTSA, UT Health San Antonio profs comes with $25,000

November 19, 2021

This San Antonio Express-News article features Dr. Barbara Taylor, Infectious Diseases, and Dr. Annette Occhialini, Cell Systems and Anatomy, the recipients of the 2021 Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Award from The University of Texas System. Read story Read: Two faculty members receive Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Awards


Fox 29: Health officials note slight increase in COVID cases a week before Thanksgiving gatherings

November 18, 2021

Dr. Thomas Patterson, Infectious Diseases, spoke to Fox 29 San Antonio viewers about the uptick in COVID-19 cases before Thanksgiving and offered advice ahead of the holiday. Watch story


News 4: UT Health San Antonio breaks down the cancer risks from HPV infections

November 17, 2021

Dr. Georgia McCann, Gynecologic Oncology, spoke about HPV infections in this interview. She discussed the risk factors for HPV infections, the types of diseases caused by an HPV infection and how you can prevent an HPV infection. Watch story


San Antonio Express-News: Bottomed out? San Antonio reports rise in COVID cases, seven-day average

November 17, 2021

Dr. Jan Patterson, Infectious Diseases, is quoted in this San Antonio Express-News article. Read story


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