San Antonio earns a gold medal for public health policy in Texas, recognized by CityHealth for efforts in areas such as housing, greenspace, food policies, and smoke-free environments.

NASA dispels myths related to the solar eclipse, emphasizing it poses no harm to pregnant women or food, contrary to cultural superstitions. Viewing safety is stressed.

The Clarity Child Guidance Center, lauded for child mental health services in San Antonio, received $1,000 from Carabin Shaw's Pay It 4Ward program, while Heroes and More, supporting kids with health issues, also got a $1,000 donation.

Medicare will cover the weight-loss drug Wegovy for patients with obesity and heart disease, a policy shift that requires FDA approval for cardiovascular benefits.

FOX San Antonio covers the impact of parental mental health on children's emotional development, emphasizing the need for self-care and available support services for new parents.

Methodist Hospital | Stone Oak in San Antonio ranks in the top 5% in the US for patient safety, as per Healthgrades. The hospital's focus on multidisciplinary teamwork has led to significant reductions in infections.

SeaWorld San Antonio hosted 'Jana Banana Day' for over a thousand children with cancer and their families, offering fun and respite, organized by Hope Hits Harder Cancer Foundation.

Local photographers document San Antonio's culture and everyday scenes in photo galleries published by the San Antonio Report and Express-News for the week of March 17-23.

Travelers are facing difficulties finding flights to San Antonio for the upcoming total solar eclipse, with heightened demand causing airfare spikes and packed accommodations.

Maricella Flores cherishes the tranquility of Eagle Creek Ranch near San Antonio, enjoying privacy, outdoor activities, and local amenities, as described to the San Antonio Report.

5-year-old cancer survivor Nolan Smith from San Antonio is honored as a National Champion by Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals after overcoming retinoblastoma.

UTSA collaborates with Harvard to create LightSound, a device that allows the visually impaired to experience solar eclipses through sound. Students are actively involved in assembling these devices, enhancing accessibility for the upcoming eclipses.

Childhood food allergies in the U.S. are rising, with major food allergens and the importance of early symptom recognition and the use of epinephrine auto-injectors highlighted.