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Newsom wants to spend millions on the health of low-income mothers and their babies

By Anna Almendrala | Kaiser Health News | June 3, 2021
Democratic legislators back measures that would end the “pink tax” on diapers and menstrual products, provide mental health support, and pilot a guaranteed-income program.
COVID-19

Little-known illnesses turning up in Covid long-haulers

By Cindy Loose | Kaiser Health News | June 1, 2021
A significant number of post-covid patients suffer from syndromes that few doctors understand and that patients sometimes struggle to have taken seriously.
COVID-19

Pandemic leads doctors to rethink unnecessary treatment

By Bruce Alpert | Kaiser Health News | May 25, 2021
Covid-caused delays in medical treatments and surgeries are producing data for health care providers to take another look at what’s needed and what isn’t.
Bay Area

Air quality officials ask commuters to ditch cars, work remotely

By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation | May 4, 2021
The onset of "smog season" comes with warmer weather, officials said.
California

Another soda tax bill dies. Another win for big soda

By Samantha Young | Kaiser Health News | April 21, 2021
Public health advocates blame the political — and financial — clout of the soft drink industry for the failure of yet another bill to allow local taxes on soft drinks.
California

Hospitals in much of California begin reopening to visitors

By Rachel Becker | CalMatters | March 25, 2021
With counties moving to less-restrictive tiers and the state loosening visitation restrictions, hospitals are allowing more visitors for non-COVID-19 patients, but the pace of reopening varies.
California

New single-payer bill intensifies Newsom’s political peril

By Angela Hart and Rachel Bluth | Kaiser Health News | February 24, 2021
Newsom came to power promising healthcare reform, but any single-payer proposal will bring on criticism from left and right.
California

California aims to address the ‘urgent’ needs of older residents. But will its plan work?

By Samantha Young | Kaiser Health News | February 18, 2021
State officials recently unveiled a “master plan” to address the needs of California’s rapidly aging population, from housing to long-term care.
COVID-19

PUSD teachers among first to get vaccines at Coliseum

By Exedra Staff | Photos courtesy of Jana Branisa | February 16, 2021
The sign-up site is glitchy and unreliable, but a group of local educators were able to sign up and get their shots.
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A healthy microbiome builds a strong immune system that could help defeat COVID-19

By Ana Maldonado-Contreras, assistant professor of microbiology and physiological systems, University of Massachusetts Medical School | Local News Matters | January 29, 2021
The microbes living in the gut are key to good health.
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