Many of us tend to take our muscles for granted. They are the unsung heroes of our bodies. They are the stuff that moves us and keeps us healthy. But as we age, how much can we rely on our muscles? What are the secrets of our muscles? Journalist and author Bonnie Tsui takes a deep dive into the science, history, and personal narratives that shape our understanding of muscle in her book, On Muscle: The Stuff that Moves Us and Why it Matters.
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Trained staff and specialists will offer assistance to those seeking help with anything from housing assistance to transportation resources. -
This brings the West Texas outbreak to 663 cases since its inception in late January. -
A 30-year study of about 100,000 middle-aged people found that their dietary habits could lead to healthier aging. A North Texas dietitian explains. -
Texas has one of the toughest abortion bans in the nation. And while the number of abortions performed within Texas has plummeted, the overall number of abortions obtained by Texans has actually increased. We look at the state of abortion access after Dobbs and discuss the new book “After Dobbs: How the Supreme Court Ended Roe but Not Abortion,” written by law professor David S. Cohen and sociologist Carole Joffe. -
This brings the West Texas outbreak to 646 cases since its inception in late January. -
A hearing is set for May 6 on a temporary restraining order to keep secret the details of the settlement. -
Also: Atascosa County confirms measles case; U.S. Army makes change to fitness test; Ground breaks on SA's second supportive housing community -
A sociopath is a person with a mental health condition. The term refers to a pattern of antisocial behaviors and attitudes. A sociopath might consistently show no regard for right and wrong and ignore the rights and feelings of others. It’s estimated sociopaths make up 5 percent of the population. Patric Gagne writes about her life as a sociopath and her struggle to understand her disorder. -
The individual was unvaccinated and may have exposed others to the virus at an evening gathering near Poteet on April 13. -
San Antonio's live oak season has peaked. The afflicted will soon be able to put down their tissues.Live oak trees explode with lime green pollen from March through early May.
