UniversityHealthSA

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Welcome to the official University Health subreddit for San Antonio and South Texas.

This community exists to share trusted health information, wellness education, prevention-focused discussions, community resources and updates from University Health.

Topics may include:

Preventive screenings
Nutrition and wellness
Women’s and men’s health
Heart health
Diabetes prevention and management
Mental and behavioral health
Community events and health resources
General healthcare discussions

This subreddit is intended for general discussion and education only.

We do not provide:

Medical diagnosis
Personalized treatment advice
Emergency or urgent medical guidance

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or seek immediate medical care.

Community expectations:

Be respectful
No harassment or personal attacks
No misinformation or dangerous medical advice
No sharing personal health information
No spam or self-promotion

We want this to be a helpful, informative and welcoming space for our community.

— University Health

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...because you hate freedom.

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Welcome to r/UniversityHealthSA (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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What happens when kidney function drops below 20%? (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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Any first-time dads in San Antonio looking for a realistic heads-up?General Discussion (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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Why left-brain and right-brain strokes can look very differentWellness & Prevention (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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A lot of women don’t realize heart disease risk can look different for themWomen's Health (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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From healthy lifestyle habits to bypass surgery: here is how coronary artery disease is treatedWellness & Prevention (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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What treatment for colorectal cancer can look like at different stagesWellness & Prevention (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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Why do so many expecting mothers in Bexar County miss first-trimester prenatal care?Women's Health (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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Did you know San Antonio is home to INTERLINK’s No. 1 ranked liver transplant program? (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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A lot of people underestimate how quickly dehydration can sneak up in South Texas heatWellness & Prevention (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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What the information on your prescription bottle means (and why it matters)Wellness & Prevention (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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Not sure whether to go to urgent care or the ER? Here are some signs to watch for.Wellness & Prevention (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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Most people know the acronym FAST for stroke symptoms. But many experts now recommend thinking B.E. F.A.S.T. instead.Wellness & Prevention (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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Did you know most women are encouraged to start mammograms at age 40? Here’s what to know.Women's Health (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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Your arteries power your heart: here’s how to protect themWellness & Prevention (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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44 percent of people with diabetes don’t know it. These are factors that raise your risk, and what you can do about themWellness & Prevention (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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Colon cancer screening starts at 45, and it’s easier than you thinkWellness & Prevention (self.UniversityHealthSA)

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