Don’t pass the Buck: Institute studying science of aging offers free guided tours
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The institute is considered one of the nation’s top aging research centers.
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Denied coverage for mental health treatment? Here’s what you can do
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Government agencies can overrule an insurance company’s denial of coverage for a medically necessary mental health treatment, but figuring out how to appeal can be complicated.Around Town
Jam session with Max Becker & Friends to benefit Craig Hospital rehab program
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September 15 benefit will feature local rock band and special guests; event is followed by SWMRS concert.addiction
‘Super important’: UC students push for a place to get — and stay — sober on every campus
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Collegiate recovery programs are unique and provide an important outlet for students who need a nuanced approach to vanquishing their drug dependencies.events
Run through SF’s iconic landmarks: 31,000 runners set to take over city this weekend
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The 47th annual San Francisco Marathon is on July 27-28.Health Matters
Why millions are trying FDA-authorized alternatives to big pharma’s weight loss drugs
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The copycat versions of weight loss drugs are significantly cheaper than the branded drugs.events
Have a party and call me in the morning — when the doctor prescribes joy
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Global Brain Health Institute pairs scientists with cultural workers like artists to explore solutions for aging minds.guns
US Surgeon General declares gun violence ‘a public health crisis’
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Gun violence is the No. 1 cause of death for children and teens in America, and brings trauma for survivors and witnesses.Wellness
UC Berkeley researchers seek to understand why psilocybin alters the visual experience
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The study marks UC Berkeley’s first experiments on humans with a Schedule I substance — those which the federal government considers to have no currently accepted medical use.Featured in Category
How abortion pill ruling fits into CA access
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Gov. Gavin Newsom and others cautioned that the fight isn’t over and that reproductive rights could still be under threat — even in California.Family & Kids
