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COVID-19 survivor shares her recovery journey

August 10, 2020

Erika Ibarra, a 32-year-old surgical resident, says finding out she was infected with COVID-19 was the most terrifying event of her life. In this video, she explains the uncertainty she faced during her fight against the virus. Learn more about our “We …


New financial service categories added to My Service Center

August 10, 2020

As the Enterprise Design for Growth & Effectiveness (EDGE) initiative continues, improvements and additions to the services provided by the Business Service Center (BSC) have been made based on user feedback. Two new additional service categories h …



Research shows new education program may increase hepatitis C screenings

August 10, 2020

A team of researchers from UT Health San Antonio and UT Southwestern have published a study in the Journal of Cancer Education showing that a new, shortened training program for health care providers may increase screenings for hepatitis C virus (HCV) across the region.


UT Health San Antonio, University Hospital begin third remdesivir study

August 7, 2020

San Antonio site was largest in the world for second study involving baricitinib SAN ANTONIO (Aug. 7, 2020) — UT Health San Antonio, with its clinical partner University Health System, are among the first study sites in the nation to begin the third ph …



Tips to host safe virtual meetings

August 7, 2020

While using Zoom or Microsoft Teams, there are some things to keep in mind to prevent unwanted guests from joining your virtual meetings. 



Third remdesivir study begins

August 7, 2020

UT Health San Antonio and its clinical partner University Health System are on the front lines working to find new treatments for COVID-19.


Texas Standard: Ask a doctor: How do I sneeze safely right now?

August 7, 2020

Dr. Fred Campbell, General and Hospital Medicine, said directing coughs and sneezes directly into your elbow is the best way to minimize the spread of droplets that might have the coronavirus. Read and listen to the interview.


News 4: COVID pneumonia unusually severe, could lead to chronic lung disease doctor says

August 7, 2020

Dr. Holly Day, Hospital & General Medicine, spoke to News 4 audiences regarding COVID patients who also may be fighting COVID pneumonia, one of the most common resulting issues that can be unusually severe and lead to chronic lung disease. Read and …


KSAT 12: COVID-19 numbers trending in the right direction, but more work still needed, infectious disease specialist says

August 7, 2020

Dr. Jan Patterson, Infectious Diseases, discussed several vaccine trials in San Antonio, including UT Health San Antonio becoming an approved site for the Novavax vaccine. She also mentioned that a new stage of the remdesivir trial has begun with patie …


The Hill: Latinos disproportionately affected by coronavirus, sheds a light onto existing inequities

August 7, 2020

Dr. Amelie Ramirez, Salud America/Institute for Health Promotion Research, comments to The Hill in a feature on Latinos being disproportionately affected by coronavirus. Read the story.


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