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KSAT 12: Belly fat removal surgery study shows remarkable results for patients with Type 2 diabetes

April 23, 2021

Dr. Richard Peterson, Surgery/Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, describes a minimally invasive procedure that is showing promising results to improve patients’ health and minimize or reverse the adverse health effects of their Type 2 diabetes. Watch the story.


San Antonio Business Journal: Major SA institutions collaborating on surgical diabetes treatment

April 22, 2021

Dr. Richard Peterson, Surgery/Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, and Dr. Ralph DeFronzo, Medicine/Diabetes, are quoted in this San Antonio Business Journal article about UT Health San Antonio spearheading a collaborative project involving University Health and Texas Biomedical Research Institute on a new surgical option for treating diabetes. Read the story.


KSAT 12: Historically mild flu season could be bad news for next season’s vaccine

April 20, 2021

Dr. Jason Bowling, Infectious Diseases, shares with KSAT 12 audiences that, across Texas, reported flu numbers remain low, a fact that reinforces the value of masking, social distancing and curtailed traveling. Watch the story.


Texas Public Radio: One in a million: What you need to know about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause

April 20, 2021

Dr. Ruth Berggren, Infectious Diseases, reassures the public about the COVID vaccines, and the one-in-a-million scenario of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause, in a 27-minute podcast on Texas Public Radio. Listen here. 


Military.com: Sleep disorders are skyrocketing among US military personnel, study finds

April 19, 2021

Dr. Vincent Mysliwiec and Dr. Alan Peterson, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, are quoted in this Military.com article about their study that shows insomnia diagnoses increased 45-fold, and obstructive sleep apnea rose 30-fold, among U.S. service members from 2005 to 2019. Read the story.


American Journal of Managed Care: Substantial increase in rates of insomnia, sleep apnea reported among US military

April 19, 2021

Dr. Vincent Mysliwiec and Dr. Alan Peterson, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, are quoted in this article about their study that shows active-duty U.S. military members may be at a markedly increased risk of developing insomnia and obstructive sleep apnea. Read the story.


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