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An SDSU team focused on heavily Latinx communities of South San Diego County contributed to a major national report on equity in vaccination rollouts.

The designation recognizes a commitment to lifelong learning and age-inclusivity.

The SDSU School of Public Health has been awarded a $300,000 grant to enable families in a predominantly Latinx community to self-test.

California experienced a 34% reduction in the rate of uninsured, non-citizen children in the first two years after an expansion in public health coverage, an SDSU School of Public Health study shows.

Student clinicians with the SDSU Speech-Language Clinic help children in the community who have difficulty speaking.

Elise Ramirez is a senior helping to promote telepractice to assess ones native language.

Jade Walker will work as a case manager at Telecare Corporation following graduation.

On hot days, the recurring combination increases hospitalizations in low-income ZIP codes more than other areas.

SDSU Imperial Valley holds a special place in Priscilla Silva's heart.

Following graduation, Tyler Shiver will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force.