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Metro Health Reports Positive West Nile Test on San Antonio Mosquito Pool
The City of San Antonio Metropolitan Health District confirmed that a mosquito pool tested positive for the West Nile Virus. Pest control treatment and fogging services will take place in the surrounding area. Metro Health provided a list of safety measures for the community. Learn more.
New APM Committee Accepting Nominations
Recognizing the fast-moving shift to value-based care and the need for physician guidance in that transition, the TMA house approved the Committee on Alternative Payment Models (APMs) at TexMed 2024. TMA leaders are in the process of appointing participants with broad representation. Read more.
The City of San Antonio's "Beat the Heat" Campaign
Every year, people across the country die due to heat-related illness, so it's important to know what you can do to prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke. The City of San Antonio has implement the "Beat the Heat" campaign to educate the community of the dangers and precautions that can be taken during excessive heat. Learn more.
New U.S. Human Case of Bird Flu Reported
A Michigan farmworker has been diagnosed with bird flu and has become the second human case associated with an outbreak in U.S. dairy cows. Michigan health officials announced the patient had mild symptoms and risk to general public remains low. Learn more.
Young Physicians: Join TMA's 2025 Leadership College
Take the opportunity to grow your skills and confidence to take on leadership roles in your practice, organized medicine, and communities. Important topics include interpersonal relationships, negotiation, conflict management, legislative advocacy, and media training. Applications are open until June 20th. Learn more and apply.
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