SAN ANTONIO

San Antonio Health News

Coverage of health in San Antonio focuses on medical research, public health warnings, wellness practices, insurance changes and the delivery of care. This reporting tracks how new research and policy shifts reach the clinic.


Diseases

Cancer

San Antonio Symposium to Feature AI in Breast Cancer

The 49th San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium will highlight artificial intelligence and digital pathology research in early-stage breast cancer.


Substance Abuse

Substance Abuse

Man Died After August Arrest in San Antonio

Mark Tyson Cardwell passed away in a hospital after his arrest for driving while intoxicated.

Man Died After August Arrest in San Antonio

Weight Loss

Live Poll

Do you prefer that local restaurants offer smaller menu portions for specific dietary needs?

Weight Loss

San Antonio Restaurants Adjusted Menus for GLP-1 Users

Local eateries have introduced smaller portions to meet the needs of customers using popular weight-loss medications.

San Antonio Restaurants Adjusted Menus for GLP-1 Users

Mental Health

Live Poll

Do you feel that mental health care access in your local community is improving?

Mental Health

San Antonio Ranked Last for Mental Health Care Access

A 2025 study identified San Antonio as having the lowest access to mental health treatment facilities in the nation.

San Antonio Ranked Last for Mental Health Care Access

Fitness

Live Poll

Do you believe the arrival of new corporate fitness centers provides a net benefit to your community?

Fitness

Crunch Fitness to Open New San Antonio Gym in 2027

The Undefeated Tribe will operate a new 50,000-square-foot fitness facility at 2828 Goliad Road.

Crunch Fitness to Open New San Antonio Gym in 2027

More in Health

Regular subjects here include clinical advancements, public health notifications, wellness practices and changes to insurance and access. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Personal health decisions often intersect with local public health initiatives in a city where private and public systems frequently overlap. Access to facilities and the impact of seasonal illness are the most consistent drivers of local coverage.