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Starting April 14, campus testing for the coronavirus has been expanded to include any students and certain campus affiliates who exhibit symptoms.
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Campus has established living quarters for students in campus housing who need to be quarantined or isolated due to COVID-19, more colloquially known as the coronavirus. Campus has set up two facilities that can house 42 students in total.
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The Innovative Genomics Institute, or IGI, and UC Berkeley have founded a lab to process diagnostic tests in response to the COVID-19, or the new coronavirus, pandemic.
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Through a “misunderstanding,” the campus essentially condoned feelings of xenophobia toward people of Asian descent.
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This month, the CDC released its 2018 report on STDs, highlighting the heightened spread of infections in recent years.
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University Health Services, or UHS, has selected a new insurance carrier for the Student Health Insurance Plan, or SHIP, the effects of which will be seen starting fall 2019. UHS will break from Anthem Blue Cross and instead partner with Blue Shield of California, insured by Wellfleet Student, according to a
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About 7 p.m. Thursday, two male suspects approached a male victim while he was sitting in the north courtyard area of the University Health Services Tang Center at 2222 Bancroft Way, according to a UCPD Nixle alert.
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With barriers due to location and the stigma of reaching out for help via counseling, it can be uncomfortable or difficult to access these types of services. The following is a general guide to help anyone seeking rehabilitation find a starting place on campus and demystify the process of seeking out these services.
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The ASUC and the Tang Center partnered to open the first wellness vending machine in the Recreational Sports Facility, or RSF, to improve access and affordability of health care products for students.
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UHS’s frequently asked questions page explains that diagnostic assessments for ADD and ADHD are in-depth and time-consuming and that UHS does not have the resources necessary to diagnose the disorders.
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