"I met with COPUR and Cardona. I explained that I was retiring to begin my studies and that, if God gave me the opportunity, I wanted to come back as a doctor. And things worked out, in the same place (San Salvador), with the swimming coach Nilda Vega, who taught me how to swim, and with Fernando Delgado, who was my coach. It's a coincidence that makes you wonder, how is this possible?" she recounted.
A recent El Paso Matters article explains that long-term population decline driven by lower birth rates and an aging population presents public health challenges for El Paso that require proactive planning to support both family wellbeing and healthy aging.
Students from the United States and Puerto Rico will prepare to become “UAG-trained” physicians
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