- Read the article from SA Woman Our board-certified urologic surgeon, Stephen Kraus, MD describes the two main types of urinary incontinence and talks about the advanced, nonsurgical and surgical treatments available to correct the issue. Stress incontinence causes urine to escape when pressure is exerted on the bladded. Urine leaks could happen when you run, laugh or lift something heavy.
- Katherine Bartush, MD, and Kenneth Kenneth-Nwosa, MD, sports medicine physicians at UT Health San Antonio, were young basketball athletes who traded their jerseys for white coats in college. But they returned to the court this weekend to experience March Madness 2022 from the sidelines. For this sports medicine duo, its a courtside dream come true.
- Watch the interview on News4SA Brain injury can have wide-ranging physical and psychological effects. Because nearly half of all concussions go undetected and untreated, sports medicine specialist, Caitlyn Mooney, MD, provides these concussion symptoms to look for immediately after an injury: -Headache -Nausea -Vomiting -Vision changes -Confusion or brain fog
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- Daylight saving time is approaching! But losing sleep as we spring forward doesnt mean your health should suffer. Instead, prioritize your sleep to improve health and well-being. Sleep Awareness Week簧, March 12-18, is the perfect time to learn about the benefits of optimal sleep and how sleep affects health, well-being and safety from the experts at UT Health San Antonio.
- Could you have diabetes and not know it? One in five Americans is unaware that they are living with diabetes. Each year in March, Diabetes Alert Day brings awareness to the seriousness of diabetes and the importance of understanding your risk. The sooner you know youre at risk, the sooner you can take steps to prevent or manage diabetes. This holds especially true in San Antonio where Hispanics, a high-risk ethnicity group for diabetes, make up more than 64% of the population.
- Last year, Full House star Bob Saget hit his head and later went to sleep, his family said. The comedian was found dead the next morning in an Orlando hotel room.
- Watch the interview on Fox29. February is Heart Health Month and is dedicated to highlighting heart disease and how you can keep up with your heart health. Dr. Dawn Hui, Cardiac Surgeon with UT Health San Antonio, has expert advice on how you can improve your heart health. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America and can look like a variety of illnesses, whether its cardiac arrest, high blood pressure, or stroke, just to name a few.
- College students and student athletes in particular face unique struggles to succeed in a variety of areas including sports, academics and socially. UT Health San Antonios partnership with UTSA athletics focuses on destigmatizing mental health issues and treating each student physically, mentally and nutritionally.
- Owners, executives, operators, and busy professionals - We know you are busy and that a lot relies on you staying healthy, active and productive. Our Executive Health Program is here to help you meet your goals and keep you healthy.
