Bay Area On ‘Green Friday’ East Bay regional parks will be free for all By Dan McMenamin | Bay City News | November 23, 2021 Several visitor centers will offer hikes and kids' activities.
California California plans for a post-Roe world as abortion access shrinks elsewhere By Rachel Bluth | Kaiser Health News | November 19, 2021 As out-of-state patient volume increases, governor asks reproductive health experts to propose policies to bolster the state’s abortion infrastructure.
Education A Bay Area school district’s plan to reduce violence through nonviolent means By Ali Tadayon | EdSource | November 16, 2021 West Contra Costa Unified is prioritizing teaching students the social and emotional skills they need to avoid violence.
covid What’s the difference between PCR and antigen tests? A molecular biologist explains By Nathaniel Hafer Assistant Professor, Program in Molecular Medicine, UMass Chan Medical School | The Conversation | November 9, 2021 Each test plays a role in detecting the novel coronavirus and helping prevent its spread.
California ‘Somebody should speak about this’: Judge shares his own mental health struggles By Mark Kreidler | Kaiser Health News | November 9, 2021 Tim Fall, a sitting judge in California’s Yolo County, says depression and anxiety shouldn’t disqualify candidates from any profession.
California Direct primary care, with a touch of Robin Hood By Bernard J. Wolfson | Kaiser Health News | October 26, 2021 This Modesto clinic combines concierge medicine with charity care.
COVID-19 Scientists search for cause of mysterious COVID-related inflammation in children By Liz Szabo | Kaiser Health News | October 20, 2021 Scientists treating kids for MIS-C point to rare genes, leaky guts and a “superantigen.”
Featured in Category ‘They treat me like I’m old and stupid’: seniors on clinicians’ age bias By Judith Graham | Kaiser Health News | October 20, 2021 Ageism in health care settings, which can result in inappropriate or dangerous treatment, is getting new attention during the pandemic.
Bay Area ‘Purple Air’ arose from curiosity about gravel pit pollution By Keith Burbank | Bay City News | October 19, 2021 Purple Air sensors provide important real-time information, even if they tend to overestimate the pollution in the air, the device's creator said.
Bay Area Stanford study: writing to a teacher can turn around student lives By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | October 19, 2021 Formerly incarcerated students were less than half as likely to return to jail after they wrote to their teachers.