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San Antonio seniors learn AI skills to stay connected, avoid scams targeting older adults (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – About 100 older adults gathered at San Antonio’s Central Library to learn how artificial intelligence works, how it can help in daily life and how to use it safely as scams increasingly target seniors online. The AI Skills Jam for Older Adults was hosted by OpenAI, AARP and Senior Planet. San Antonio was one of 10 cities nationwide to hold the event, making it part of what organizers described as the largest senior-focused AI event in the country. For many who attended, the goal wa
San Antonio Boys & Girls Clubs offer free mental health counseling after school (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – For many families, getting a child mental healthcare can mean facing high costs, long waitlists or work schedules that make appointments hard to keep. Boys & Girls Clubs in San Antonio is trying to remove those barriers by bringing free counseling directly to the place where many children already spend their afternoons. The organization’s Resiliency Restored program provides mental health support inside three San Antonio clubhouses. According to the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antoni
Deadly fungus spreading in Texas now resistant to drugs; San Antonio researchers study new options (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – A deadly fungus that spreads most often in healthcare settings has infected 459 people in Texas since mid-August, the third-highest total in the country, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC has reported more than 4,500 cases of Candida auris nationwide since Aug. 15. Texas trails only California and Nevada in reported infections, and experts say the numbers are underreported. Researchers at UT Health San Antonio say the growing concern is not only t
San Antonio chosen as site for crucial New World screwworm research as infection spreads in Texas (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – A company working to stop the spread of the New World screwworm has chosen Texas Biomedical Research Institute in San Antonio as the site for major new research, a project expected to bring 40 jobs and support efforts to protect Texas livestock, wildlife and pets. The New World screwworm is a parasitic fly that feeds on the tissue of warm-blooded animals. It poses a serious threat to cattle, other livestock, wildlife and household pets, making containment and eradication efforts a
As demand grows, San Antonio Food Bank team advocates across country to protect nutrition programs (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – As more families turn to food assistance, the San Antonio Food Bank is working beyond its warehouse walls to protect the programs many neighbors rely on. For months, KSAT has reported on the growing number of people needing help with food. With possible cuts to nutrition programs still being debated, the food bank has a team focused on making sure lawmakers understand how policy decisions affect people in San Antonio and across the state. Mario Obledo Jr., the San Antonio Food Bank
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