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San Antonio Express-News: At 88, San Antonio’s ‘father of burn care’ isn’t stopping

October 22, 2018

Fellow physicians who worked for Dr. Basil Pruitt say he was a pivotal figure in improving the chances of survival for the seriously burned, and for the confidence doctors now have in saving even the worst-injured patients. Note: a subscription may be required to view this story. Read the story


Texas Public Radio: Seasonal allergies intensify in Texas

October 11, 2018

Adelita Cantu, Ph.D., RN, from the School of Nursing, was a guest Oct. 10 on Texas Public Radio’s The Source. The topic was seasonal allergies. Story and interview


Texas Public Radio: Researchers ID treatment window to minimize damage from MS

October 10, 2018

San Antonio researchers have found a critical period of time during which some mobility might be restored to patients with multiple sclerosis. This discovery has doctors stressing the importance of early diagnosis for those with MS. Read the full story at Texas Public Radio


San Antonio Express-News: Leaders push to make San Antonio a better place for people with dementia

October 8, 2018

Dr. Carole White from the School of Nursing was interviewed for the story below about a town hall organized by the School of Nursing to focus on the needs of those living with Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia and those who care for them. Read the story (Note: A subscription and password may be […]


Texas Public Radio: Brenner takes new approach with existing drug to better treat glioblastoma

October 1, 2018

Dr. Andrew Brenner at the UT Health San Antonio MD Anderson Cancer Center has modified the drug Avastin, and is researching the effect.


Forbes: Senolytic therapies seem to stop Alzheimer’s disease ‘in its tracks’

September 26, 2018

Scientists at the UT Health San Antonio have implicated a type of cellular stress for the first time as a player in Alzheimer’s disease. Read the full story at Forbes


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