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March 21, 2016
Patients having feasible opportunities for maintaining healthy diet and physical activity is clinically and meaningfully associated with their intentions, actual behaviors and their BMI, according to data published in the Annals of Family Medicine. In addition, the researchers found that primary care physicians should assess their patients’ opportunities as part of any effort to help […]
March 21, 2016
Believe it or not, Texas is not among a short list of states that prohibits fetal tissue research. Advocates and researchers say that’s a good thing, because Texas is among a list of states that would be affected if the Zika virus makes it into the U.S. mosquito population. Listen to the full story at KUT Radio
March 21, 2016
Dental implants, where a post is put into the jawbone to hold a crown, are improving with new technology. Newly- approved implants not only look better, but work better too. Martinez knows how a missing tooth can affect much more than just your smile. Watch the full story at WNDU-TV
March 11, 2016
President Henrich and Cody Knowlton, president and CEO of the Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio, appeared on KENS5 on March 6 to discuss the foundation’s $1 million donation to the Health Science Center for the new Alzheimer’s institute. See the full interview
March 11, 2016
As part of News 4 San Antonio’s “Make It Stop” campaign, we’re dedicated to bringing awareness about bullying in hopes of uncovering why this problem has become such an epidemic. Erin Nichols recently sat down with Dr. Rene Olvera, a child psychiatrist at the UT Health Science Center, to explore what makes a child a […]
March 9, 2016
For family physicians to help patients reach their diet and exercise goals more successfully, one group of researchers said it’s necessary to first understand the opportunities and obstacles that may be in their path to success. Read the full story at AAFP News