According to a new report, cancer patients who get COVID-19 have a 13% risk of dying, more than double the rate for all patients with the virus combined.

Safe and convenient in-person and video visits are available through UT Health Physicians. 

Sandra Osswald, MD, chief of the Division of Dermatology in the Department of Medicine, shares some tips to help protect your skin.

The Center for Medical Humanities and Ethics will host a virtual discussion tonight about racism, hope and moral progress after the death of George Floyd.

Blood donations in the city and county are critical during this time.

Check out UT Health San Antonio's response in the battle against COVID-19 and the stories that inspire us.

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Learn more about the UT Health San Antonio COVID-19 Response Fund.

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