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The local public hospital district must receive final approval from Travis County before Oct. 1.
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The plaintiffs argued Central Health should not be giving Dell Medical School money for things like education, research and administrative costs. They are now deciding whether to appeal or go forward with a trial.
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A group of taxpayers filed the lawsuit in 2017. They say the money is not being spent on health care for low-income residents.
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The CONNECT initiative aims to create a statewide network of colorectal cancer screening resources to help prevent a common yet highly preventable disease.
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The "Drum" is essentially being taken apart piece by piece to make way for hospital facilities. It is expected to be completely demolished by October.
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The demolition of the Frank Erwin Center will make room for the new additions to the Dell Medical School campus.
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The leveling of UT's former men's basketball arena will make way for an expansion of Dell Medical School.
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The life expectancy for people experiencing homelessness is 53. M3, a mobile health care team, launched in 2019 to take coordinated care to people living on Austin's streets.
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Health care providers say the fear of a lawsuit is forcing them to choose between their own personal well-being and a patient’s well-being.
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Researchers plan to focus initially on finding treatments for military veterans, people who suffered an early childhood trauma and adults experiencing prolonged grief disorder or depression.