A UT Health San Antonio lung specialist is the first in Texas to use a new genomic test to better and less invasively diagnose a patient with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), a serious chronic, progressive and scarring lung disease with an average survival time of less than five years after diagnosis.

We are excited to announce the first Precision Medicine and Prostate Cancer Symposium on UT Health San Antonio's Long Campus, Saturday, March 2, from 8 am to 12 pm. 

We will feature leading physicians and experts on prostate cancer. Prostate cancer survivors, patients, friends, family and caregivers are welcome to attend this free symposium. Prostate cancer experts will share information on early detection, environmental risk factors, genetic risk factors and preventative treatments.

Each year, the nation recognizes Doctors’ Day on March 30th as a reminder of the contribution made to our health and our communities by our doctors.

This year we invite you to join us in thanking our UT Health San Antonio physicians by sharing what you most appreciate about your doctor.

Please take note: Floyd Cur Drive will be closed just west of the Medical Arts & Research Center (MARC) from February 22nd through March 17.  Traffic may be more congested than usual.