Bridging the gap in border health.

grams or research funding, and salaries are low," says Dean Carter, a professor of pharmacology and toxicology at the University of Arizona in Tucson. "Also, most Mexican research universities are located in Mexico City. Those universities get the majority of research funding for the country; border universities get much less money." Another problem is political disruption. Each time a new administration is elected in Mexico, the entire government turns over, and the process -4.;