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Joe R. & Teresa Lozano Long School of Medicine
As the largest health center in South Texas, we work together to discover better therapies for those with little hope, and we train those who deliver these novel therapies in compassionate and comprehensive medical care. Our goal is to improve health care one patient at a time.
Excellence in Education, Care and Research
Our team is dedicated to three missions: educating the next generation of physicians, investigating the causes and cures of disease, and providing cutting edge medical care. We have world-class research and patient care centers focusing on cancer, diabetes, aging, Alzheimer’s, substance use, and traumatic stress disorders.
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medical students are medicine’s next generation
Top Stories
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Read our latest edition of Future Magazine
Special Research Edition: Discover and share inspiring stories highlighting our medical alumni, faculty and students who are revolutionizing education, research, patient care and critical services in the communities they serve.
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Long School of Medicine Named a Top 50 Medical School by U.S. News & World Report
The Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long School of Medicine at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio was ranked 46th in medical schools training primary care physicians and 16th best medical school for diversity by U.S. News & World Report’s Best Grad Schools for 2022.
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UT Health San Antonio Celebrates the Groundbreaking of its New Hospital
This $430 million investment will advance health care through nationally leading medicine, innovative technologies, and scientific breakthroughs, providing patients new options not currently available in our region. First-in-class research, delivering precision medicine — right here at home.
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UT Health San Antonio, UT Rio Grande Valley Selected as NIA Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center
Joining this national network will promote research collaboration, encourage data sharing and open science, and offer information and clinical trials for patients and families affected by Alzheimer’s and related dementias.
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Events
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Biochemistry and Structural Biology Seminar Series-Yuh Min Chook Event
Friday, January 21,
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Cell Systems & Anatomy Seminar with Astrid Cardona, Ph.D.
Tuesday, January 25,
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Office of the Vice President for Research Virtual Town Hall Series
Thursday, January 27,