Moms, babies and drug addiction: The road to Casa Mia
June 4, 2019
Lisa Cleveland, Ph.D., RN, remembers her first encounter with new mothers who struggle with drug addiction and their babies born with drug withdrawal symptoms.
Cancer as a thief: One doctor’s perspective as the battle continues
June 4, 2019
After witnessing a history of cancer in his family, Ruben Mesa, M.D., believes that cancer is a thief, not because it may kill you. After all, each of us will die. It’s because it steals life early.
The perfect storm
May 31, 2019
What used to be called adult-onset diabetes is now hitting children at alarming rates. While San Antonio bears the burden of being the epicenter for diabetes, it is also a hotbed for research. Read the award-winning story in Mission magazine.
Opioid epidemic: A public health failure and one researcher’s personal connection
May 29, 2019
Find out more about what Dr. Jennifer Potter calls one of the greatest public health failures of our generation, and what drives her research into substance use disorders.
KSAT 12: Everything you need to know about infertility and IVF
May 24, 2019
Over the past couple of years Dr. Jennifer Knudtson, UT Health San Antonio reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialist, has started to notice a change in how couples are dealing with infertility.
Honoring America’s heroes: A Memorial Day message from President Henrich
May 23, 2019
Joseph Campbell, the brilliant professor of literature known for his explorations of the power of myth, once said, “A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.” Campbell’s simple truth provides ample food for thought as we celebrate this Memorial Day. For some, the day is simply viewed […]
