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Jesse Treviño’s La Curandera reinstalled at Texas Diabetes Institute

September 19, 2023
Late artist’s piece restored in time for Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Say Hello to the first baby born at the University Health Women’s & Children’s Hospital
December 05, 2023
Parker Lee Speer was born to proud parents Jessica and David Speer at the University Health Women’…
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It’s Day One for University Health Women’s & Children’s Hospital
December 05, 2023
University Health officially opens the new state-of-the-art Women's & Children's Hospital today.
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Special toys helping children battle serious illnesses
November 16, 2023
Children with cancer and blood disorders take a break from being sick as they engage in activities …
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World Diabetes Day at the Texas Diabetes Institute
November 14, 2023
Hear from certified diabetes educators, taste healthy recipes, test your glucose level and much mor…
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Mother visits University Hospital NICU where son’s life was saved 5 years ago | KSAT
Science-backed Family Nurture Care Program at University Hospital is one of only two in the nation. The program works with moms and dads who have babies in the NICU to help them bond with their infants. Research shows that these sensory activities increase brain activity and early brain development in preterm infants and decrease depression and anxiety in both moms and babies.
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There’s no place like Hospital at Home
In one of the few silver linings of the COVID-19 pandemic, some patients are now able to choose hospital-level care in the comfort of their homes through a new program offered by University Health: Hospital at Home.
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Former COVID-19 Patients Battling Neurological Problems
Covid long-haulers often experience neurological problems weeks or months after recovering from the initial virus.
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COVID-19 Update: Does COVID cause diabetes?
Dr. Carolina Solis-Herrera, endocrinologist with University Health’s Texas Diabetes Institute and division chief of endocrinology at UT Health San Antonio, describes what we are learning about COVID-19 and diabetes, in English and Spanish.
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IN THE NEWS
NICU Patient
Mother visits University Hospital NICU where son’s life was saved 5 years ago | KSAT
Science-backed Family Nurture Care Program at University Hospital is one of only two in the nation. The program works with moms and dads who have babies in the NICU to help them bond with their infants. Research shows that these sensory activities increase brain activity and early brain development in preterm infants and decrease depression and anxiety in both moms and babies.
Read full story
RESEARCH & INNOVATION
There’s no place like Hospital at Home
In one of the few silver linings of the COVID-19 pandemic, some patients are now able to choose hospital-level care in the comfort of their homes through a new program offered by University Health: Hospital at Home.
Learn more
PATIENT STORIES
Former COVID-19 Patients Battling Neurological Problems
Covid long-haulers often experience neurological problems weeks or months after recovering from the initial virus.
Read story
HEALTH FOCUS SA BLOG
COVID-19 Update: Does COVID cause diabetes?
Dr. Carolina Solis-Herrera, endocrinologist with University Health’s Texas Diabetes Institute and division chief of endocrinology at UT Health San Antonio, describes what we are learning about COVID-19 and diabetes, in English and Spanish.
Read more