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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Tucson nurse builds leather goods brand on the side
Tucson nurse Liam Oden crafts wallets, bags and shoes by hand as the creator of Barrel Proof Leather, a growing Instagram-based leather goods brand.
Rare crested saguaro Gumby dies at Tohono Chul
A rare crested saguaro named Gumby has died at Tohono Chul Gardens after nearly three decades, felled by a common cactus bacteria.
Tucson adapta redes de ayuda mutua al calor
A medida que el calor del verano en Tucson se intensifica, grupos comunitarios de ayuda mutua como ALMA y Community Care Tucson están modificando sus horarios de distribución y ampliando sus redes de hidratación para suplir las carencias en la respuesta de la ciudad.
Report: Tucson has 2nd-deadliest roads in U.S.
A new report ranks Tucson's roads as the second-deadliest among major U.S. cities, though Tucson police dispute the findings using their own data.
UA education program earns 'A' for reading instruction
The University of Arizona's Elementary Education program earned an "A" grade from a national teacher quality group for its reading instruction and ESL integration.
Pruebas hepáticas gratis ayudan a latinos en Tucson
Un programa de la Universidad de Arizona llamado Nosotros ofrece exámenes hepáticos gratuitos a la comunidad latina del sur de Arizona, centrándose en la enfermedad del hígado graso, que afecta de manera desproporcionada a las personas de origen mexicano.
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