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“When it comes to obstetric or delivery emergencies, rural patients are at higher risk for poorer outcomes than their urban counterparts,” said Jennifer Roye, the assistant dean of simulation and technology at the College of Nursing and Health Innovation. “That is all the more reason to train those nurses out there on how to take care of emergency situations to save moms and save babies.”

UTA Takes Lead with Mobile Lab to Address Rural Health Care Crisis

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The College of Nursing and Innovation’s Center for Rural Health and Nursing launches cutting-edge unit to tackle workforce and training challenges

According to a new study from scientists at The University of Texas at Arlington, Chan-Zuckerberg Biohub, and Stanford University, studying the RNA (a type of genetic material) and other substances within urine can show changes in cell types, revealing early signs of cancer and other diseases. This method could help clinicians detect problems earlier when they are more easily treated without invasive procedures.

New Research Shows Urine Tests May Detect Early Diseases

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Analyzing RNA in urine for cell changes may allow some individuals to avoid invasive biopsies

Computer render of red blood cells on a white background

New Tech Aims to Reduce Racial Disparities in Blood Measurements

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New noninvasive device to measure hemoglobin