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Breaking free from corporate medicine: one doctor's quest for ethical care - Vimarsana News

Breaking free from corporate medicine: one doctor's quest for ethical care

Dr. Rita Gallardo left her corporate medical job due to conflicts with the administration over her integrity and practices, and started a direct primary care practice where she can provide care to her community according to her own values and beliefs, despite facing financial challenges.

As universal free lunch program ends, obstacles return for some families - Vimarsana News

As universal free lunch program ends, obstacles return for some families

Guadalupe Hernandez is confident her first-grader Breyden started the school year at Ellen Ochoa Elementary School in Tulsa knowing the alphabet, basic geometry and his five senses.

As universal free lunch program ends, obstacles return for some families - Vimarsana News

As universal free lunch program ends, obstacles return for some families

For non-English speaking families, the end of the federal program guaranteeing free school meals means old obstacles and stigmas surface.

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As pandemic continues, Tulsans who never needed a charity's help before need it now - Vimarsana News

As pandemic continues, Tulsans who never needed a charity's help before need it now

     Tulsa World ( Tulsa World) — Cars began lining up just after sunrise on a damp January morning. Some turned off their engines to save gas and people huddled under blankets to stay warm, waiting nearly three hours before the line even started to move. All this, to get food. A year ago, before COVID-19 ripped through the local economy, the grocery giveaway at Iglesia Hispana Victory church served about 600 families a week. Now, as many as 2,000 families show up every Thursday morning to get a trunk full of produce, dairy and canned goods. The line this Thursday stretched out of the ...

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