San Antonio has advanced pediatric medicine by defining a condition known as Conrad's Syndrome, helping recognize awareness in children who are "locked-in" following near-drownings.

Black women in San Antonio are taking control of their birthing experiences to combat high maternal mortality rates, amidst systemic healthcare failings.

Molina Healthcare hosted a free health education event for seniors in San Antonio and is also teaming up with a nonprofit in El Paso to educate local women on health and finances.

UT Health San Antonio offers a free workshop for dementia caregivers featuring expert speakers and CEU credits with a small fee.

Pastor Alyssa Maldonado, who baptized a dying baby girl, later became the child's adoptive mother after the infant miraculously recovered and needed a home.

San Antonio is promoting eco-friendly practices for its annual Fiesta celebration, urging the use of biodegradable confetti, reusable containers, and e-ticketing to protect the environment.

San Antonio leaders have renewed their commitment to the Fast-Track Cities initiative to end the HIV epidemic by 2030, by signing the Sevilla Agreement and Paris Declaration 4.0.

A bat rescue group in Austin intervened to save endangered bats that were trapped in a San Antonio apartment complex after management sealed them inside walls with spray foam.

San Antonio's Gardopia Gardens is working to encourage healthier, home-grown eating habits in an area flooded with processed food, promoting urban agriculture alongside Big Green.

April is Stress Awareness Month, and the article discusses the impacts of stress and ways to manage it, citing humor author Paul Osincup and social worker Starlite Randall.

San Antonio's Animal Care Services hosts Paw-Changa, an adoption event to coincide with Fiesta celebrations, aiming to find homes for pets with festivities on April 13.

Stage 3 water restrictions are implemented by the Edwards Aquifer Authority in 7 Texas counties, requiring a 35% reduction in water use due to declining aquifer levels.

The article discusses the severe impact of bullying, especially cyberbullying, on youth mental and physical health and the low reporting rates of such incidents.