UA free clinic fills gaps in women's health care
The University of Arizona's student-run CUP women's clinic offers free preventive care, no insurance required, filling critical gaps for Southern Arizona women who lack access to health care.
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Presupuesto del TUSD incluye alza al impuesto predial
El presupuesto de $797.4 millones de TUSD para 2027 depende de una nueva autorización de fondos adicionales de $45 millones, lo que eleva la tasa de impuesto a la propiedad del distrito de $5.62 a $6.38 por cada $100,000 de valor fiscal tasado.
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UA professor alleges witness tampering in retaliation suit
A tenured UA professor is asking a judge to disqualify the Arizona Attorney General's Office from his civil rights lawsuit, alleging witness tampering tied to a perjury complaint.
Arte y salud se unen en programa de la UA
Un programa de la Universidad de Arizona reúne a estudiantes de enfermerÃa con artistas e ingenieros para fomentar una comprensión más integral de la equidad en salud, mediante exposiciones que llegan a comunidades en ambos lados de la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México.
UA researcher builds ethics framework for tribal data
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Tucson Village Farm to build playground out of adobe
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