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Narcan at California colleges: Are students getting overdose medication?

By Li Khan | CalMatters | February 22, 2024
The law requires it but not all campuses comply.
Elections

California voters will decide on Newsom’s mental health overhaul. How did we get here?

By Jocelyn Wiener | CalMatters | February 21, 2024
Proposition 1, the latest milestone in California’s long struggle to address mental illness, would allocate new funding for housing and treatment facilities.
opioids

‘Fourth Wave’ of opioid epidemic crashes ashore, propelled by fentanyl and meth

By Colleen DeGuzman | Kaiser Health News | February 21, 2024
A report found the US is facing a rise in the use of multiple drugs at once, which not only is often more deadly but complicates treatment efforts.
California

How psychedelic drug therapy became a rare bipartisan issue in California

By Ryan Sabalow | CalMatters | February 19, 2024
Former Assembly Republican leader Marie Waldron and San Francisco Democratic state Sen. Scott Wiener have formed an unlikely alliance over psychedelic drugs.
Bay Area

Faceoff between major insurer and health system shows hazards of consolidation

By Annie Sciacca | KFF Health News | February 19, 2024
Even as Anthem Blue Cross and University of California Health announced a contract agreement this month, analysts say patients are increasingly at risk of being affected by such disputes.
health

She opened a business to deliver babies. California policies drove her out of the country

By Kristen Hwang | CalMatters | February 12, 2024
Midwives provide many of the same services as doctors in low-risk pregnancies but serving patients with Medi-Cal insurance makes the practice difficult to sustain.
Bay Area

California’s pursuit of clean air just got much harder

By Alejandro Lazo | CalMatters | February 9, 2024
A new federal standard will likely throw some counties out of compliance and increase pressure on already heavily polluted regions.
health

Newsom asked for a bill to legalize psychedelic therapy. Lawmakers move to give him one

By Ana B. Ibarra | CalMatters | February 6, 2024
California could follow Oregon in authorizing the use of psychedelics in therapeutic settings.
Bay Area

Gavin Newsom raised millions for his mental health ballot measure. His opponents have $1,000

By Kristen Hwang and Jeremia Kimelman | CalMatters | January 30, 2024
Hospitals, unions, and tribes have made big donations to the campaign for Proposition 1.
Bay Area

Bill would let therapists and social workers decide when to confine mentally ill Californians

By Ryan Sabalow | CalMatters | January 30, 2024
In California, it’s usually police who confine mentally ill people for involuntary 72-hour holds so they can be evaluated and treated.
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