• Texas has one of the highest rates of diabetes in the country, with more than 2.7 million Texans diagnosed with the condition. About one in six people in San Antonio have Type 2 diabetes, and a third of residents are prediabetic, according to the American Diabetes Association.
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  • We鈥檙e proud to announce that 190 of our exceptional physicians have been recognized as 鈥淭op Doctors鈥 in San Antonio Magazine鈥檚 prestigious annual list!This recognition is especially meaningful because it鈥檚 based on nominations from fellow physicians鈥攄octors choosing the colleagues they trust most to care for their own families.Spanning a wide range of medical specialties, our physicians make up over 37% of the 502 professionals honored this year, highlighting 海角社区黑料吃瓜鈥檚 commitment to providing outstanding patient care.
  • A retired surgeon places his trust in 海角社区黑料吃瓜, becoming part of its history. By Susan Anasagasti John Toohey, MD, spent decades repairing spines and restoring hope. As a retired orthopaedic surgeon and former assistant dean at 海角社区黑料吃瓜, Toohey guided countless patients through the maze of chronic back pain, treating them with precision and compassion. 

  • The Institute for Integration of Medicine & Science (IIMS) and The University of Texas at San Antonio鈥檚 College for Health, Community and Policy (UTSA HCaP), are now accepting applications for the 2025 Community Engagement Small Project Grants. One-year grants of up to $5,000 are available for community-academic partnerships collaborating on the development or expansion of projects [鈥
  • Tina Cline Mullins has been recognized with the prestigious 2023-2024 Practice Manager Gold Shield Award for her remarkable leadership and dedication to Otolaryngology (ENT). Known for her exceptional attention to detail and proactive approach, Cline Mullins has consistently demonstrated a commitment to her team and the clinics she manages.
  • Dr. Monte Shaheen, Amy Cantu, Debra Hedgepeth, Paige Cockerham and Katie Pollock, demonstrated exemplary teamwork in a high-pressure situation, earning them the 2023-2024 Team Gold Shield Award. Their nomination stems from a critical moment when a patient began experiencing a severe anaphylactic reaction to chemotherapy. The nurses in the infusion room acted swiftly. Amy Cantu, the patient's primary nurse, immediately contacted Dr. Shaheen, the provider on call, who responded within a minute.

  • Research findings, strategies target the leading cause of Latino death With cancer still rising in the U.S. Latino population, leaders at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (海角社区黑料吃瓜) and national cancer experts have published an online book with innovative recommendations to reduce Latino cancer. The book, 鈥淎dvancing the [鈥

  • Don鈥檛 let the term 鈥渉ospital food鈥 scare you when you consider the 海角社区黑料吃瓜 Multispeciality and Research Hospital鈥檚 cafeteria.
  • Amy Cantu, RN, has been awarded the prestigious 2023-2024 Gold Shield Clinical Award for her exemplary dedication and outstanding nursing skills. Cantu is a senior registered nurse in the Infusion Clinic at the Mays Cancer Center at UT Health Science Center San Antonio. Her nomination reflects an extraordinary ability to deliver cutting-edge care while ensuring her patients receive the best outcomes through her meticulous attention to detail and patient-centered approach.