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San Antonio Report: ‘Ray of hope’: UT Health administers San Antonio’s first doses of coronavirus vaccine

December 16, 2020

Dr. William Henrich, president, is quoted in this San Antonio Report story regarding the ‘Ray of hope’ afforded by the COVID-19 vaccine. UT Health San Antonio is one of the first sites in the state to receive 6,000 doses of the  Pfizer-developed vaccine and began administering the first of two required doses on Dec. 15. […]


San Antonio Express-News: ‘History in the making:’ COVID-19 vaccinations begin

December 16, 2020

This front page print article highlights how the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine was administered to UT Health San Antonio’s front-line health care workers, physicians, nurses and students on Dec. 15. Read the story.


KSAT 12: Doctors, health care workers among the first to get COVID-19 vaccine in San Antonio

December 16, 2020

Dr. Ruth Berggren, Infectious Diseases, was interviewed about being one of the first health care workers to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine and says she’s hopeful that as the public watches front-liners get vaccinated it will build the confidence that everybody needs to roll up their sleeves and get vaccinated. Read and watch the story.


San Antonio Express-News: Commentary: Discuss COVID honestly with kids

December 16, 2020

Dr. Tess Barton, Pediatric Infectious Diseases, was quoted in the San Antonio Express-News commenting that we should talk to kids about the coronavirus with honesty and gave suggestions for answering kids’ questions. Read the story.


Yahoo! Finance: FDA: Moderna COVID-19 vaccine highly effective

December 16, 2020

Dr. Owais Durrani, Emergency Medicine resident, joined Yahoo Finance Live to discuss what Americans can expect the FDA to do with Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine. Watch the interview.


News 4: ‘It’s an early Christmas gift,’ doctors are excited to get COVID vaccine, stop the surge

December 16, 2020

Dr. Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez, Rehabilitation Medicine, spoke on News 4 San Antonio about the excitement surrounding the new COVID-19 vaccine and how it is an early gift for health care workers caring for patients. Read and watch the story.


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