Editing Hermosillo (section)

== Education and health ==
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According to the 2010 population and housing census, in Hermosillo the literacy rate of people between 15 and 24 years old is 98.6% and that of people aged 25 or over is 97%.

School attendance for people aged 3 to 5 is 46.3%; from 6 to 11 years old it is 97.2%; from 12 to 14 years is 94.6% and from 15 to 24 years is 49.8%.<ref name = "inegi.org.mx" />

=== Higher education institutions ===
[[File:UNISON URC.jpg|left|thumb | UNISON Regional Unit Center]]

Hermosillo has several institutions of higher education including the [[Universidad de Sonora]] Hermosillo campus, which has more than thirty thousand students in forty-six degrees and more than three thousand teachers.

There are also the Technological Institute of Hermosillo, the [[Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education]] Sonora Norte campus, the [[Universidad del Valle de México]], the [[University of Sonora]], the Technological University of Hermosillo, Universidad Durango Santander, Centro de Vuelo Computarizado, among others.

=== Health ===
Hermosillo is home to the most important public hospital in Sonora, the General Hospital of the State of Sonora.<ref>http://www.saludsonora.gob.mx/portal2/index.php/organos-desconcentrados/170 -hges</ref> Also the Children's Hospital of the State of Sonora (HIES) and the Women's Integral Hospital of the State of Sonora (HIMES) where hundreds of children are received and treated and women as well as the Oncology Hospital in which patients referred from the previous three and from the rest of the state are treated for this type of care as well as multiple family medical units and general hospitals in the [[Mexican Social Security Institute|IMSS]] area, ISSSTE and ISSSTESON (the equivalent of ISSSTE but for workers in the Sonoran State service), Regional Military Hospital and not to mention that health in Hermosillo is going to the forefront with certified private hospitals such as CIMA Hospital and San José Hospital and private clinics such as: Noroeste Medical Center, San Benito Clinic, Licona Hospital and San Francisco Clinic among others. INEGI data report that in 2011 there were 482 medical units.

In Hermosillo, 76% of the population has access to some type of right of habitation. Of the entire population of the municipality, 47.5% have access to IMSS, 11% to Popular Insurance, 14.4% to ISSSTE, and 6.3% have another type of medical security.<ref name = "inegi.org.mx "/>