San Antonio one of four U.S. cities tapped for national liver disease study
A San Antonio medical group is recruiting patients to participate in a national study looking at better diagnostics for fatty liver disease.
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San Antonio hospital sees CAR T-cell therapy surge for cancer patients. Researchers are trying to find out if it could it be used to treat MS and lupus.
The Methodist Healthcare System is looking to advance cellular therapies beyond blood cancer to potentially treat autoimmune diseases.
U.S. Navy microbiologist discovers 14 new viruses and gives them Texas names
A U.S. Navy microbiologist found 14 new bacteria-eating viruses that could help fight drug-resistant infections and gave them Texas names.
Texas Biomed teams up with UK-based biotech company to fight screwworm
Texas Biomed is offering its research labs to an international biotech company looking to develop new technologies against screwworm.
University Health’s 2 new hospitals haven’t opened yet, but officials are already adding extra beds
University Health’s new community hospitals will open with more capacity than originally planned — 80 additional beds.
This San Antonio woman is the first in Texas to receive new rheumatoid arthritis implant
A San Antonio resident was the first in Texas to receive a new neuromodulation device approved by the FDA to treat rheumatoid arthritis.
More psychiatric beds alone won’t fix San Antonio’s mental health challenges, experts say
San Antonio’s mental health challenges are bigger than needing more inpatient psychiatric capacity, according to experts.
West Nile Virus detected months early in San Antonio mosquito trap
West Nile virus turned up in a San Antonio mosquito trap months earlier than usual. Here’s how to stay safe this summer.
Methodist Healthcare System’s mobile ECMO is saving lives in New Mexico and Mexico as demand surges after COVID
Methodist Hospital’s expanded ECMO program, advanced life support for patients, is saving lives hundreds of miles away from San Antonio.
San Antonio researchers to test antiviral compounds against Ebola amid outbreak in Central Africa
San Antonio scientists are testing potential broad-spectrum antiviral drugs against Ebola amid a rare Bundibugyo outbreak in Central Africa.
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