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Drinking alcohol blocks a chemical that promotes attention

December 22, 2020

In a new paper, researchers from UT Health San Antonio report brain chemistry that may contribute to why drinkers have difficulty paying attention while under the influence.

Martin Paukert, MD, assistant professor of cellular and integrative physiology at UT Health San Antonio.


Texas Public Radio: ‘Perfect Storm’ of COVID-19, allergens, flu launch winter assault on people with breathing problems

December 21, 2020

Dr. Claudia Miller, Family and Community Medicine, was interviewed for a Texas Public Radio story explaining that the next few months will see the “perfect storm” for compromised respiratory systems — the convergence of COVID-19, the flu and cedar fever season. Read the story.


LINC advances interprofessional education to train health care leaders

December 21, 2020

LINC works to foster connections between faculty, staff and students from health care and scientific disciplines across the schools of medicine, nursing, dentistry and health professions, and the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences.




KSAT 12: ‘We’re holding to early spring’: UT Health SA doctor says on COVID-19 vaccines being made available to general public

December 21, 2020

Dr. Robert Leverence, chief medical officer for UT Health Physicians, was a live guest on KSAT 12’s Leading SA news interview program, discussing the latest on COVID-19 vaccine news including topics of the Moderna vaccine, the current state of the pandemic and when vaccines could be made available to the general public. Read and watch […]


KSAT 12: San Antonio doctor helps make new asthma recommendations

December 18, 2020

Edward Brooks, MD, professor of pediatrics and the chief of pediatric immunology and infectious disease at UT Health San Antonio, was a member of an expert panel that worked on new asthma management guidelines. Read and watch the story.


Everyday Health: New asthma guidelines update recommendations for inhaler use, add-on meds, and more

December 18, 2020

Edward Brooks, MD, professor of pediatrics and the chief of pediatric immunology and infectious disease at UT Health San Antonio, was a member of an expert panel that worked on new asthma management guidelines. Read the story.


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