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More doctors are considering leaving or retiring early, while fewer medical students are applying to obstetrics and gynecology residencies in Texas.
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The diversion program offers an alternative place to go: a 24/7 psychiatric emergency services center. And a place to stay: a residential facility that provides care and case management.
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Travis County passes Central Health budget, but emphasizes continued scrutiny of financial practicesDespite passing the budget unanimously, county commissioners had lingering concerns about the $35 million Central Health pays annually to Dell Medical School.
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The local public hospital district must receive final approval from Travis County before Oct. 1.
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The Black Men's Health Clinic has partnered with local barbers to be health ambassadors, working to connect clients with primary care services.
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The research team behind the discovery has filed a patent in anticipation of using the antibody to manufacture COVID-19 treatments.
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BetterWay blood testing is part of a growing field of companies striving to carve out a niche in the blood testing industry.
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An outbreak in Africa has global health leaders concerned, but it has not affected the United States.
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Austin City Council passed a resolution declaring abortion rights as human rights, solidifying its support for people seeking abortion care.
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The independent performance review reported no wrongdoing or "significant deficiencies" by the health care district but included some recommended financial oversight reforms.
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Appointments for the new shots are expected at some pharmacies, with the CDC expecting the vaccine to be widely available in September.
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The respite center will serve as an alternative to psychiatric hospitalization for youth navigating times of crisis.