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Biotech firm to build 130,000-square-foot research hub in San Antonio to fight New World screwworm (opens the original)
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A biotech company specializing in pest management has chosen San Antonio as its base of operations against New World screwworm and other pests threatening American agriculture. Flyttr, formerly known as Oxitec, is a private U.S.-owned biotech company with an international footprint. In July, Texas Biomedical Research Institute announced it was partnering with Flyttr, which is using the research institute’s labs to develop improved methods of combating the parasitic fly. Now, Flyttr is also build
San Antonio scientists cast doubt on their own discovery of water erupting from distant moon (opens the original)
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In 2014, scientists with Southwest Research Institute and collaborators published a paper describing what they thought were giant plumes of water vapor erupting from the surface of Europa, an icy moon orbiting Jupiter. In a follow-up study published in May, researchers concluded that the signatures they identified over a decade ago could be explained equally well by a statistical quirk. Whether such plumes exist is important given that Europa is one of the most promising candidates for potential
How a ‘popcorn’ storm turned into 77 mph winds with little warning (opens the original)
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The thunderstorm that ripped through San Antonio on Friday night brought winds approaching 80 miles per hour, deadly flash flooding, and knocked out power for over 100,000 residents — all with relatively little warning. Fewer than 2,000 San Antonio residents remained without power Monday in sweltering heat. The city said it has repaired more than 1,500 traffic signals across the community. And San Antonio Police are investigating the deaths of two people that may have been related to the flash f
Methodist plans $45M expansion of Westover hospital (opens the original)
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The Methodist Health System is planning a $45 million expansion of its Westover Hills hospital that will bring in 51 new beds and grow its emergency and imaging departments. Methodist Hospital Westover Hills opened on the far West Side of San Antonio in 2024. Located at 5106 West Loop 1604 North, the hospital currently has a 56-bed capacity. The expansion will include adding 42 inpatient beds to the fourth floor of the building, which was built with shell space in mind for future growth. The hos
Pandemic funding built Bexar County’s public health department. Now it’s disappearing. (opens the original)
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Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, Bexar County spent millions in federal pandemic relief dollars on public health programs — with the goal of getting more involved in preventative health, preparing for future pandemics and addressing longstanding health inequities. Now, the funds are expiring at the same time the county budget is being squeezed, raising uncertainty about the future of the county’s public health department, particularly its newly created Preventative Health Division. Created
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