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BCBSTX providers absorbed 25% more behavioral health visits during the pandemic
Virtual tools have helped adults and children receive needed care to cope with increased stressors. Full Story
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AARP Texas
Building out broadband to help older Texans
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Top 10 reasons why UTSA represents the future of higher education
With a new Tier One designation and national recognition as a leader in Latino student success, UTSA represents a promising future for Texas Full Story
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Actual education issues – not culture wars – must guide future elections
The latest polls show Americans think public education is important but must be improved as we come out of the pandemic. However, policymakers and others in education reform are too focused on social issues as opposed to improving teaching and learning. Full Story
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Unite Us
Whole-Person Care and the Impact of Social Determinants of Health
Research shows strong connections between the social and economic needs of patients and their health challenges. Full Story
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From Odessa to Odesa, there’s a model for broadband in Texas
New research by Rice University’s Baker Institute, supported by Texas 2036, examines the prospect of expanding high-speed internet access in Texas with different technologies, including low-Earth orbit satellites. Full Story
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Texas could be on the cusp of an energy expansion
New research by Rice University’s Baker Institute, supported by Texas 2036, demonstrates that emerging technologies such as geothermal energy, hydrogen and carbon capture present unique energy opportunities for Texas. Full Story
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Beloved Texas Earth Day event returns in-person for Earthx2022
EarthX’s free festival returns to North Texas for three days of interactive experiences, exhibits, outdoor activities, entertainment and music performances that provide achievable solutions for a more sustainable globe. Full Story
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