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News-Medical: UT Health scientists discover epigenetic changes that contribute to AML

April 15, 2017

UT Health San Antonio researchers discovered epigenetic changes that contribute to one-fifth of cases of acute myeloid leukemia (AML), an aggressive cancer that arises out of the blood-forming cells in bone marrow. Read the full story at News Medical


KENS 5: Providence High School seniors set scholarship record at over $13 million

April 15, 2017

It’s time to brag on one of our local schools: Providence Catholic School, an all-girls school, set a record this year for the amount of scholarships earned by its students. Watch the full story at KENS 5


Atlanta Journal Constitution: Scientists in Texas closer to diabetes cure with unconventional treatment

April 15, 2017

Years of testing remain, but UT Health San Antonio researchers say they’ve cured Type 1 diabetes in mice. Read the full story at the Atlanta Journal Constitution


Texas Public Radio: An Alarming Number Of Texas Women Die From Pregnancy-Related Complications

April 12, 2017

It’s a startling statistic that doctors in Texas are concerned about. The maternal mortality rate has doubled in the last four years, “It’s appalling,” said Dr. Patrick Ramsey with UT Health San Antonio. Read the full story at Texas Public Radio


Spectrum News: UT Health San Antonio Honors Deceased Who Gave ‘Ultimate Sacrifice’

April 12, 2017

Students and faculty at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio call it the ultimate sacrifice for mankind. Watch the full story at Spectrum News


National Public Radio: To Bring Down Stubbornly High Blood Pressure, It Helps To Have A Team

April 12, 2017

You’ve probably heard the phrase “it takes a village” to get things done. Many clinics across the U.S. are finding that’s true for effectively controlling their patients’ high blood pressure. Read the full story at National Public Radio


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