The Meadows Foundation has awarded a $100,000 grant to the Transitional Care Clinic, an innovative psychiatric program operated by the Department of Psychiatry.
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A potential cure for Type 1 diabetes is on the horizon, and the novel approach would also allow Type 2 diabetics to stop insulin shots.
Rates of liver cancer continue to be high for Latinos. Contaminated food may be to blame.
UT Health San Antonio physicians are using a new technique to treat atrial fibrillation, a common heart rhythm disorder and major risk factor for stroke.
What if there were a safe and effective way to control pain at its source, tailored to each patient, yet without the risk of addiction and overdose?
Salud America! The RWJF Research Network to Prevent Obesity Among Latino Children has received a $1.5 million grant to help Latino children grow up healthy.
Mapping the effects of exercise at the smallest level will show its impact on overall health.
Epigenetics is like an invisible pianist playing a genetic keyboard with each key representing a different gene.
When a person has a stroke, brain tissue begins to die as oxygen-rich blood is blocked from entering the brain. But with a device about the size of a coffee stir, brain tissue is saved, and a full recovery is possible.
It’s an unsettling thought: You could be walking around for 20 years developing Parkinson’s disease and not even know it.