Dr. Nicole Person-Rennell, medical director of the University of Arizona Mobile Health Program, is seeing an increase in childhood and adolescent obesity.
Carmen started at the Star in 1981 and covers diversity and inclusion. She wrote “Mama’s Santos: An Arizona Life”, a book about the Mexican and Mexican-American experience in the Southwest through stories about her family.
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