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Kate Marmion School of Public Health Building public health leaders who understand and are dedicated to finding positive interventions to mitigate our greatest public health challenges.

Introducing RAÍCES! A new health initiative from the Center for Rural Health in South Texas and UT San Antonio brings bi...
10/16/2026

Introducing RAÍCES! A new health initiative from the Center for Rural Health in South Texas and UT San Antonio brings bilingual health programs to rural Uvalde & Frio counties. RAÍCES addresses diabetes, cancer screening, and cognitive health over the next two years! See story at https://bit.ly/47p030r

Dean Vasan Ramachandran joined the global Neurepiomics community for a panel on the future of neuroepidemiology in the o...
10/13/2026

Dean Vasan Ramachandran joined the global Neurepiomics community for a panel on the future of neuroepidemiology in the omics era. Since 2015, Neurepiomics has united neurologists, epidemiologists, imaging scientists, bioinformaticians, and statisticians to advance brain and vascular aging research.

Claudia Suemoto, MD, PhD, MSc, faculty in the Department of Quantitative and Qualitative Health Sciences, served as a ke...
10/09/2026

Claudia Suemoto, MD, PhD, MSc, faculty in the Department of Quantitative and Qualitative Health Sciences, served as a key investigator for a landmark study published in The Lancet. The international trial proved a structured lifestyle program combining exercise, diet, and cognitive training significantly slows age-related cognitive decline in older adults.
https://bit.ly/4dqOz02

New research reveals early chemical exposures hidden in children’s baby teeth. Kate Marmion School of Public Health rese...
10/07/2026

New research reveals early chemical exposures hidden in children’s baby teeth. Kate Marmion School of Public Health researchers conducted a study that found ~300 chemicals per child, with many at higher levels in kids with autism—including compounds from baby bottles, plastics, and household products. While not proving causation, the differences point to the need for more research on environmental factors. https://bit.ly/4dg25mY

Congratulations to The Institute for Health Promotion Research (IHPR), which celebrated its 20th anniversary as part of ...
10/05/2026

Congratulations to The Institute for Health Promotion Research (IHPR), which celebrated its 20th anniversary as part of the Department of Population Health Sciences in the School of Medicine at UT Health San Antonio. In the past two decades, the IHPR team has worked tirelessly to achieve its mission to improve the health of all people through research, outreach, and action in South Texas and across the United States. Happy Birthday, IHPR!

Students, join us for a 3-day workshop on Health Services Research starting October 16, 2026!Discover how health decisio...
10/02/2026

Students, join us for a 3-day workshop on Health Services Research starting October 16, 2026!
Discover how health decisions shape entire populations! Step into the world of Health Services Research—exploring what it is, why it matters, and how your insights can drive real-world change. Register at https://events.uthscsa.edu/event/shine-academy

🌱 Growing health at the Kate Marmion School of Public Health! 🌱 We're excited to launch our new community garden! Thank ...
09/08/2026

🌱 Growing health at the Kate Marmion School of Public Health! 🌱

We're excited to launch our new community garden! Thank you to Gardopia Gardens for building the garden beds and supplying starter fruits and vegetables.

This project is funded by an American Heart Association grant through the Community Engagement for Building Capacity, Trust, and Ownership of Research (CONNECTOR) program—supporting heart-healthy living through nutrition.

Once fully established, our garden will produce ~100 pounds of fresh food annually!

Kate Marmion School of Public Health faculty, staff, and leadership took a field trip to the Museo del Westside to learn...
09/04/2026

Kate Marmion School of Public Health faculty, staff, and leadership took a field trip to the Museo del Westside to learn more about the rich history, culture, and everyday experiences of San Antonio’s working-class community on the historic West Side.

By listening, learning, and engaging with our neighbors, we deepen our connection to the community and strengthen our commitment to meaningful service.

Thank you to Museo del Westside for preserving and celebrating the stories that continue to shape San Antonio.

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