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Border students in Mexico to pay in-state tuition for community college across San Diego, Imperial counties - Vimarsana News

Border students in Mexico to pay in-state tuition for community college across San Diego, Imperial counties

Gov. Newsom signed Assembly Bill 91 from Assemblymember David Álvarez, creating a five-year pilot program that will benefit students living within 45 miles of the California-Mexico border.

Experts Call for Early Screening for Chronic Kidney Disease - Vimarsana News

Experts Call for Early Screening for Chronic Kidney Disease

Nephrologists and family doctors have roles to play in identifying patients with chronic kidney disease, which should be detected earlier, according to experts.

"This fight will not stop with bombs or bullets": Protestors in front of the MOPC - Vimarsana News

"This fight will not stop with bombs or bullets": Protestors in front of the MOPC

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Campaign by Latino coalition asks to avoid Christmas gatherings and get tested for COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Campaign by Latino coalition asks to avoid Christmas gatherings and get tested for COVID-19

Print The San Diego Latino Health Coalition has launched a campaign urging the Latino community to protect their families by staying home for Christmas and getting tested for COVID-19. The “Con Orgullo” (With Pride) campaign focuses on communities that have been disproportionately affected in San Diego County and statewide. Nearly 58 percent of COVID-19 cases and almost 49 percent of deaths in the county are among people of Latino descent, according to the county’s Health and Human Services Agency. With the resurgence of cases that has led to the county returning to its most restrictiv...