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A line of children and mothers drove the first ceremonial shovels into the sand today, and the Children’s Chorus of San Antonio raised their voices in celebration of the construction of a new hospital — the only one in South Texas dedicated exclusively to the needs of women and children. The Women’s and Children’s Hospital at University Hospital will be a 12-story, state-of-the-art, 300-bed, half-million-square-foot facility with a 900-space patient and visitor parking...

Hundreds of new jobs coming.

Hospital now has Level IV designation for both NICU and Maternal Care.

Born at only 24 weeks and weighing 1.3 pounds, little Amber Zepeda survived a host of life-threatening medical problems related to extreme prematurity thanks to the advanced care and research available at an academic health center’s Level IV NICU.

Judge Nelson Wolff, Mayor Ron Nirenberg and University Health System leaders kick off Commemorative Week by honoring our newest — and tiniest — resident.

New state law requires rigorous expert review of NICU capabilities; University Hospital’s Level IV capabilities are verified by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Expectant mother from Rockport staying in shelter brought to hospital to deliver.

A collaborative study looks at whether prenatal changes might head off a future diagnosis of obesity and diabetes for those at high risk.

February newborns to get handmade red caps while their parents take home infant CPR kits.

Patrick Ramsey, M.D., M.S.P.H., is available for media interviews to discuss Zika virus and the recommendations for pregnant women.