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UT Health San Antonio receives $3 million grant to train 275 community health workers in South TexasThe three-year grant will train 275 new community health workers and support recertification efforts for 75 current community health workers.
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A new study from RAND explores the impacts of the restrictions on military readiness and retention
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The Advanced Spanish for Health and Helping Professions certificate at St. Edward's University will prepare bilingual or advanced second-language students with training to provide effective healthcare treatment in Spanish.
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Talking about testes and menses can be super awkward for any kid. A new book tries to take the embarrassment out of growing up – and be inclusive of every body.
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Jesus Rodriguez never needed free medical care due to his stable job and health coverage. But when he lost his job and his molar started throbbing, he found himself uncomfortable and helpless. But Operation Lone Star gave him the dental care he needed at no cost.
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The Texas Legislature votes no to expand Medicaid in the state. With the recent loss of the 1115 Waiver this could mean a health care crisis for poor and rural Texas. And during the pandemic access to public information in Texas was sometimes on mute. What’s happening at the legislature to fix that?
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San Antonio hospitals are filling up, and Mayor Ron Nirenberg said the city is within a week of reaching full capacity.The hospital system has been under…
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People With Disabilities Face Threat Of Medical Bias, Health Care Rationing During COVID-19 OutbreakThis post was updated on Tuesday, July 7, at 3:45 p.m.One in four adults in the U.S. is living with a disability. That's 61 million Americans for whom…
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In the course of just a week, Americans swiveled from one crisis—the pandemic—to a seemingly very different one, the killing of black Americans by police.…
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Texas already had the nation's highest uninsured rate pre-pandemic and the gap is expected to widen much further in its wake. The outbreak leveled the…