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Health is constantly evolving, and ASU Health is helping shape what comes next. Here you can follow that work and its impact. Visit often to stay informed and connected to the latest in health care innovation, research, and new approaches to designing and delivering care.
 

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Do you have a heat plan? Here’s why Arizona families should have one

Are you prepared for the Arizona heat?

With temperatures reaching dangerous levels this summer, Meaghan Batchelor from ASU’s Health Observatory says people should have a heat plan.

In this interview with Arizona’s Family, she walks through how to better prepare for when extreme heat strikes.

Watch the segment

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ASU Health in the press

Ditch the 40-Ounce Water Bottle: You’re Probably Hydrated Enough - The Wall Street Journal | College of Health Solutions
HonorHealth researchers are using a vaccine to track down hidden cancer cells - KJZZ | John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering
ASU’s new medical school welcomes its inaugural class - Arizona Horizon on PBS | John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering

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Doing Well is a free news outlet that will help you understand and improve your health. It’s produced by ASU Media Enterprise and ASU Learning Enterprise, as a part of ASU Health.

Through this weekly health literacy newsletter, we’ll bring you concrete tools, stories, and expertise to understand and improve your health and well being. We’ll take you behind the scenes of the health systems you interact with, myth-bust medical misinformation, and interview the providers who can answer your most urgent questions. 

 

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