Diagnosed with stage 3B ovarian cancer, Suzanne Castle faced treatment in a time of global isolation. Supported by compassionate care at UT Health San Antonio, she overcame cancer—grateful for the doctors, nurses and clinical teams who stood by her side: https://t.co/SZ8I1bGk2D
Turning Diagnosis into Action: How a cancer diagnosis inspired this San Antonio family to donate blood and why they hope you'll do the same: https://t.co/QlJXZMC5iK
We had the BEST time at Game Day Countdown with our @UTHealthSA students!!
Health Campus students, don’t forget to claim your FREE tickets for the @UTSAFTBL game this Saturday, September 26th at 11:00 AM!! 🏈
#BirdsUp🤙 | #LetsGo210
A cancer diagnosis changed one San Antonio family’s perspective on blood donation, inspiring them to turn concern into action. At @uthealthsa, donated blood helps patients receiving cancer care, surgery, trauma care and other specialized medical services: https://t.co/QlJXZMC5iK
The UT San Antonio School of Nursing has earned its second prestigious Center of Excellence designation from the National League for Nursing, recognizing excellence in nursing education and the faculty preparing the next generation of nurses: https://t.co/lff2s08Goa
‘Double Helix’ artwork illuminates the beauty of science in motion | Explore the history behind this iconic piece of campus art: https://t.co/jk1bRttlQ1
UT San Antonio’s Glenn Biggs Institute will lead a $2.5 mil national study of dementia with Lewy bodies, seeking biomarkers to improve diagnosis & accelerate new treatments. The research strengthens the connection between discovery & care at @uthealthsa: https://t.co/9RWBjbjZBD
After a life-threatening complication, Anthony Jackson traveled from New Mexico to UT Health San Antonio Multispecialty and Research Hospital, where he found expert care, unwavering support and a team committed to helping him reclaim his life. Full story: https://t.co/2bi6B1yYdv
Feeling incredibly blessed to be part of this amazing gastroenterology fellowship program and family✨ Looking forward to these next 3 years in San Antonio with @aligomez1215 🤠🧡
@UTHealthGastro@UTHealthSA
"Less is more. Words matter."
Lt Gen (ret.) Robert Miller — 24th Surgeon General of the U.S. Air Force & Space Force, now director of the Military Health Institute at @UTHealthSA — spent a morning with our PASM course on leadership, followership and teamwork.
#AerospaceMedicine
Meeting South Texas' growing health care needs means training the next generation of physicians. 🩺
At @UTHealthSA, the Emergency Medicine Residency Program has become a critical workforce pipeline for the region, preparing physicians to deliver high-quality care while understanding the unique needs of the communities they serve.
For more than a decade, the program has helped strengthen emergency care across South Texas by training doctors in one of the region's busiest clinical environments and encouraging them to build their careers close to home.
By growing the physician workforce where the need is greatest, programs like this help bring care closer to home for thousands of Texans. ❤️
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Which one of these causes cancer? We'll give you a hint: Only one of these cause cancer and the answer may surprise you. Test your knowledge about the myths surrounding cancer!
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Each summer, undergraduate students from across the country come to @uthealthsa to work alongside leading researchers and clinicians, gaining hands-on experience in laboratories, clinics and environments where discovery translates into better patient care: https://t.co/wS4w2e01G6
Hands-on research can shape a student's career. Through @uthealthsa's summer undergraduate programs, participants gain laboratory experience, work alongside leading researchers and contribute to scientific discovery. Learn more: https://t.co/PCmgMWIf99
When a table saw accident severely injured his hand, Brian Smothers feared he might never play guitar again. With expert surgical care, dedicated rehabilitation and months of determination, he returned to doing what he loves most: https://t.co/r4oxQe5xOU