Special Coverage

Urologists bring sensitive men’s health issues front and center at new men-only clinic

Written by UrologySA on Jun 10, 2013

Urology San Antonio has opened a men-only clinic to address sensitive male sexual and reproductive health concerns.

The all-male medical team at the newly opened Urology San Antonio Center for Men’s Health & Wellness treats erectile dysfunction, enlarged prostate, low testosterone and male fertility concerns as well as other general urologic health issues affecting men.

Guide dog schools team up for greater good

Written by Rudy Arispe on Jun 10, 2013

On June 8, Guide Dogs of Texas (GDTX), the only guide dog school in Texas, and Guide Dogs for the Blind (GDB), the nation’s largest guide dog school headquartered in California, heralded a successful collaboration that has produced eight Texas-bred puppies. The pups will hopefully someday serve as the eyes to the world for people who are visually impaired.

Wave with me and change the world

Written by CharlotteAnne Lucas on Jun 08, 2013

Wave with me on Twitter, on Facebook, on your mobile or your computer.

NOWCastSA is webcasting 10 San Antonio Independent School District high school graduations live and you can watch here. The webcasts are made possible by generous underwriting by the US Department of Education on behalf of the Eastside Promise Neighborhood and San Antonio’s commitment to education.

spare parts: saving the planet and making art

Written by lcarter on Jun 05, 2013

There's no summer vacation for spare parts founder Mary Elizabeth Cantu and her mighty interns.

An injection every 30 days keeps blurred vision away

Written by School of Medicine on Jun 04, 2013

Richard Castaneda, 66, of San Antonio visits the Medical Arts & Research Center (MARC) on Floyd Curl Drive every four weeks for a treatment that helps his eyesight. A diabetic, Castaneda began seeing “snakes” in his vision, and the distortions worsened by the time of his first appointment at the MARC.

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