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Students gained biomedical research experience working alongside UT Health San Antonio faculty mentors.
The study from UT Health San Antonio finds that adults who regularly sleep 8.5 hours or more per night showed higher levels of p-tau181, a blood biomarker associated with Alzheimer’s disease.
Students from the UT San Antonio School of Nursing gaining a global perspective on health and cross-cultural care.
Nine undergraduate students gain hands-on experience through the UT Teen Health Summer Internship Program.
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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The university produces more than 1,100 graduates annually across medicine, nursing, dentistry, allied health, biomedical sciences, and public health.
Scientists at the university have found a link between lupus and a bacterium in the gut microbiome that could lead to more effective treatment.
UT Health San Antonio research will explore how therapeutic yoga can impact the quality of life for Hispanic breast cancer survivors in South Texas.
New device will improve how military secures the airway of a wounded soldier in the field.
The UT San Antonio project explores how to regenerate muscle with nanotherapy that targets fat.
UT San Antonio was founded on the principles of opportunity and affordable access. President Taylor Eighmy discusses how those principles continue to shape the university’s growth today.