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Laredo health officials urge back-to-school vaccinations amid limited supply
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Laredo, Nuevo León establish MOU to enhance access to medical care
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Laredo Health Department’s Recharge Center temporarily closing for renovations, services moving
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Laredo Public Health Department’s Santa Rita Recharge Center temporarily closing for renovations, services moving elsewhere
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Santa Rita Reharge Center operated by the Laredo Public Health Department, located in the Santa Rita Subdivision, will temporarily close beginning Monday, July 28 for renovations and facility upgrades. While the building undergoes improvements—including new flooring, lighting, and updated workspaces for counselors—services will continue at...
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TAMIU hosts human trafficking training for healthcare workers
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Laredo health officials urge back-to-school vaccinations amid limited supply
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - With the new school year quickly approaching, the Laredo Health Department is urging families to make sure their children are up to date on vaccinations—especially following the cancellation of this year’s “Operation Border Health.”. The annual event, which typically provides free immunizations and...
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New Laredo Public Health Department X-ray provides tuberculosis screenings
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - New tuberculosis services will soon benefit residents of Laredo as the Laredo Public Health Department acquires a new X-ray system. This system will be installed in the Tuberculosis Elimination Clinic to replace outdated equipment. The Laredo Health Department states that individuals who get screened will face...
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4 cardiology lawsuits in 2025
Here are four lawsuit involving cardiologists or cardiology practices since Jan. 1, 2025, as reported by Becker’s:. 1. Norman Wang, MD, a cardiologist, lost a lawsuit he filed against the University of Pittsburgh, UPMC, three physicians and a physicians’ group. The lawsuit sought monetary damages for economic and emotional harm and alleged that Dr. Wang was targeted by his supervisors, the university and the hospital system after publishing an article about diversity, inclusion and equity in cardiology in the Journal of the American Heart Association in March 2020.
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Operation Border Health postponed indefinitely amid staffing cuts
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TAMIU hosts human trafficking training for healthcare workers
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TAMIU hosts human trafficking training for healthcare workers
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - Health care professionals in South Texas received training Tuesday, July 22, on how to identify and report signs of human trafficking, part of a growing effort to fight the hidden crime in the region. The training took place at Texas A&M International University, which is home...