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BBC mini-documentary shines a light on community health workers in Arizona

Community health workers play a critical role in connecting people with health care, yet their impact often goes unnoticed. 

A new BBC mini-documentary features a graduate of the College of Health Solutions Community Health Worker Training Program, bringing international attention to the profession and its impact across Arizona. 

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ASU’s first class of medical students receive ceremonial white coat - ABC15 | John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering
Are You Hydrated? Take Our Quiz and Find Out - The New York Times | College of Health Solutions

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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.

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