Congrats to AGE 2026 Early Career Scholar Awardee Celso Catumbela (#GlennBiggsInstitute, #UTHealthSA)!
His research studies how microglia respond to tau aggregates in aging — uncovering sex- and brain region–specific mechanisms in neurodegeneration.
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First in Texas: New San Antonio hospital offers non-opioid surgical pain option www.expressnews.com/news/texas/a... #UTHealthSA

🧬 From HIV care to travel medicine, the Infectious Disease team at UT Health San Antonio delivers expert, compassionate care. Proud sponsor of WEBB Party 2025! 💜
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UT Health San Antonio scientist leads $16 million AI, imaging study exploring Alzheimer’s risk in Hispanic population - UT Health San Antonio In coming years, cases of Alzheimer’s disease are expected to rise exponentially across the United States, and the disease is expected to affect some populations more than others. Hispanics face nearl...

UT Health San Antonio’s Dr. Mohamad Habes is leading a $16M NIH-funded study using AI-powered imaging to better understand tau protein buildup and vascular risk in Hispanic populations. This groundbreaking research could lead to earlier detection and better interventions. #UTHealthSA

Groundbreaking in vivo imaging uncovers pain pathways, paving way for new TMJ treatments   - UT Health San Antonio In a study published in December 2024 in the journal Pain, a research team led by Yu Shin Kim, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, School of Dentistry, The Un...

A study from UT Health San Antonio used advanced imaging to observe 3,000 neurons in real time, revealing how TMJ disorders trigger chronic pain and link to migraines. With CGRP-targeting drugs showing promise, this could be a game-changer for millions affected. #TMJ #ChronicPain #UTHealthSA

Long COVID and the brain: Global study links infection to memory loss, higher dementia risk in seniors - UT Health San Antonio Five years after the height of the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) pandemic, scientists are beginning to unveil the infection’s potential long-term effects on the brain. We now know that following an acute COVI...

A new global study underscores the long-term impact of COVID-19 on brain health, particularly in older adults. Researchers found that long COVID can trigger cognitive issues, with older adults facing double the risk of moderate to severe dementia-like impairment. #UTHealthSA #LongCOVID #BrainHealth

Overlooked for decades, mast cells may explain many mysterious environmental illnesses - UT Health San Antonio New paper provides plausible biological mechanism for chemical intolerance Contact: Steven Lee, 210-450-3823, lees22@uthscsa.edu SAN ANTONIO – A newly published paper provides a long-sought link betwe...

I’m grateful #uthealthsa is doing scientific research on the poorly understood, frequently invalidated illness that derailed my life. Perhaps this will lead to health insurance-covered treatment options and ADA accommodations. tinyurl.com/2v3xr6ac

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Future - Magazines of the Schools at UT Health San Antonio

Hot off the press! Check our our latest Future Magazine from the #UTHealthSA Long School of Medicine. This issue's all about brain health. #biomed #UTHSAReseach #science #brain #mentalhealth #BeWell
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Where tomorrow’s breakthroughs begin: UT Health San Antonio’s first hospital opens, merging comprehensive care, innovation - UT Health San Antonio This article is featured in the December 2024 issue of San Antonio Medicine Magazine. As the golden sun peeks over the Hill Country skyline, UT Health San Antonio Multispecialty and Research Hospital ...

The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio proudly opens the doors to its new UT Health San Antonio Multispecialty and Research Hospital today!
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UT Health San Antonio study links genetic changes to social behavior differences in autism, schizophrenia - UT Health San Antonio A study published in October 2024 in Springer Nature’s Molecular Psychiatry found that brain volume changes correlate with social behavior differences in psychiatric conditions such as autism spectrum...

A groundbreaking study by UT Health San Antonio (@uthealthsa.bsky.social) links genetic changes to social behavior differences in autism and schizophrenia. Tbx1 gene deficiency impacts brain volume and social interaction.
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