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The Military Health Institute at UT Health San Antonio builds connections that improve care for service members, veterans and families.
Researchers from the health and academic campuses will analyze speech and language patterns linked to mild traumatic brain injury to develop a screening tool for clinical settings.
The annual event on the health campus highlights UT San Antonio's year-round commitment to the military-connected community.
Over the past three months, six coating ceremonies have welcomed the next generation of health care professionals.
strengthening the state’s healthcare workforce
Staying power: Most graduates choose to remain and work in Texas
Students, residents, fellows and other trainees complete rotations in regional hospitals, community clinics, military facilities and rural health sites.
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A UT Health San Antonio pilot study points to repeated, long-term exposure to developmental toxicants and highlights the need for larger follow-up studies.
Anibal Diogenes, Monica Lawson and Rita Mitra are among this year’s recipients of the Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Award, which recognizes exceptional educators across the UT System.
Researchers and clinicians are bringing expertise from different fields to better understand what protects brain health.
The multiyear investment strengthens patient care, research and healthcare infrastructure.
The unified university is celebrating its one-year anniversary and looking ahead to expanding opportunities for students, advancing research and improving health across the region.
Students in the new Health Sciences program will be able to choose from six specialized tracks aligned with pre-professional pathways.