Saving young lives twice is this study’s goal
July 17, 2014
Two pediatric cancer researchers from San Antonio are launching a new study to learn more about predicting heart problems in adults who are survivors of childhood cancers.
Salud al Pasito features free walk, health screenings this Saturday
July 16, 2014
ocal medical student group Salud al Pasito (which means smalls steps toward better health) is hosting a San Antonio community walk and health fair starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, July 19, at Wonderland of the Americas.
UT Medicine physician to discuss sinusitis at free session July 15
July 15, 2014
Philip Chen, M.D., of UT Medicine San Antonio will discuss sinus problems and the most up-to-date solutions at a free informational session at the UT Health Science Center.
David Shelledy, Ph.D., assumes role as dean of School of Health Professions
July 11, 2014
William L. Henrich, M.D., MACP, president of the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, announced the return of David Shelledy, Ph.D., to the university as dean of the School of Health Professions.
Telemedicine promises to help save preemies’ eyesight at a lower cost
July 7, 2014
SAN ANTONIO (July 7, 2014) — A UT Kids neonatologist at University Hospital participated in a national study that looked to see if a potentially blinding disease in premature babies could be identified safely and accurately from many miles away. The study showed that telemedicine could effectively monitor vulnerable babies where pediatric ophthalmologists are in […]
UT Medicine physician to discuss sinusitis at free session July 15
July 3, 2014
Philip Chen, M.D., of UT Medicine San Antonio will discuss sinus problems and the most up-to-date solutions at a free informational session at the UT Health Science Center.