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Baptist Standard: Commentary: FAQ on COVID-19 vaccinations

February 9, 2021

Dr. Jan Patterson, Infectious Diseases, wrote a commentary/FAQ for the readers of The Baptist Standard regarding COVID-19 vaccines, newly authorized by the FDA, that offer a great deal of hope. Read here. 


Texas Standard: Ask a doctor: I’ve been vaccinated. What precautions should I still take?

February 9, 2021

Dr. Fred Campbell, Hospital & General Medicine, answered more of Texas Standard listeners’ pressing questions about the coronavirus; this ongoing series of interviews with David Brown of the Texas Standard program, airs on public radio stations statewide. Listen here. 


KSAT 12: Gestational diabetes statistics during pandemic concern doctors in San Antonio, nationwide

February 9, 2021

Dr. Patrick Ramsey, Maternal Fetal Medicine, commented to KSAT 12 audiences that gestational diabetes statistics during the pandemic is a grave concern for doctors in San Antonio; South Texas numbers for diabetes during pregnancy are almost three times national average. Read and watch the story. 


San Antonio Express-News: Your Super Bowl party could turn into a ‘super spreader’ event

February 8, 2021

Dr. Jason Bowling, Infectious Diseases, and Dr. Fred Campbell, General and Hospital Medicine, were interviewed for this article about the risks of large, indoor Super Bowl gatherings and the importance of masking and social distancing to stop the spread of COVID-19. Read the story. 


KSAT 12: How COVID-19 is causing scary heart incidents among children

February 8, 2021

Dr. Elaine Maldonado, Pediatrics, shared with KSAT 12 audiences that nearly all instances of chest pain or palpitations in children are not cardiac-related; most are a byproduct of the stress children feel from the pandemic. Read and watch the story.


News 4: Fighting cancer in the midst of a pandemic

February 8, 2021

Dr. Sukeshi Arora, a gastrointestinal oncologist at the Mays Cancer Center, spoke to News 4 about vaccinating high-risk cancer patients. Read and watch the story.


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