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Native American Communities in California Devastated by COVID-19

Stories That Caught Our Attention: As Native American communities see their relatives die in disproportionate numbers, they worry that these losses are not being fully recognized by a state data system that is misclassifying Native Americans as Latinx or multiracial.

March 22, 2021

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For Workers in Central Valley, Harvest Season Could Bring Deadly Surge in COVID-19 Cases

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Springtime optimism in California’s agricultural heart has been tempered somewhat by concerns about the challenge of vaccinating farmworkers before the next harvest season.

March 8, 2021

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COVID-19 Financial Costs Are Surging Too

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Insurance companies across the country have been reinstating cost sharing for people being treated for the disease, and it isn’t cheap.

September 20, 2021

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The Work of Family Caregiving: Invisible, Costly, and Taxing

Stories That Caught Our Attention: As members of the huge baby boom generation start turning 80 in 2025, the pressures of caregiving will only intensify.

December 6, 2021

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Will Unvaccinated Respond to COVID-19 Vaccine Approval, Mandates, and the Delta Surge?

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Hospitals in California counties with low vaccination rates are flooded with COVID-19 patients.

August 30, 2021

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Through the Looking Glass: What’s Behind Hospital Prices for Care

Glimpses behind the veil of secrecy that surrounds pricing decisions in the health care industry are often shocking and almost always bewildering.

December 20, 2021

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State, Federal Actions Protected Health Coverage for Millions During Pandemic

Stories That Caught Our Attention: The percentage of Americans with health insurance remained stable during 2020 despite a hobbled economy.

September 27, 2021

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Some Face Dire Consequences for Delaying Care During Pandemic

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Delayed preventive care and screenings are expected to take a devastating toll on some patients and families.

May 17, 2021

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Skepticism, Slow Response Complicate Mysterious Misery of ‘Long COVID’

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Up to 30% of people who were infected with COVID-19 have had to cope with persistent symptoms from so-called ‘long Covid.’

April 19, 2021

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The Pressing Need for Public Health Investment

Stories That Caught Our Attention: California’s public health infrastructure required shoring up even before COVID-19 hammered county and state public health systems.

November 8, 2021

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Economic Factors Are Shaping Individual Vaccine Decisions, Polling Suggests

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Months into the COVID-19 vaccination rollout in California, groups of people who seem to have little in common continue to lag in getting their shots.

June 7, 2021

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Pandemic Pressures Increase Incidence of Postpartum Depression

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Without treatment, postpartum depression can prevent parent-child bonding and increase the risk of maternal suicide.

August 9, 2021

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Nurses at High Risk for Suicide: ‘I Just Wanted All of It to Stop’

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Among health care workers, the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated two key risk factors for suicide — work-related stressors and mental health problems.

May 24, 2021

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Newsom Proposes Health Coverage for Last Remaining Group of Uninsured Californians

In his proposed state budget, Governor Gavin Newsom called for California to be the first state to remove immigration status as a barrier to eligibility for Medicaid, making health insurance accessible to all undocumented residents with low incomes.

January 24, 2022

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Maternal Health in Black and White

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Black Maternal Health Week called attention to the need for implicit bias training paired with policy changes to advance Black birth equity.

April 26, 2021

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Native American Communities in California Devastated by COVID-19

For Workers in Central Valley, Harvest Season Could Bring Deadly Surge in COVID-19 Cases

COVID-19 Financial Costs Are Surging Too

The Work of Family Caregiving: Invisible, Costly, and Taxing

Will Unvaccinated Respond to COVID-19 Vaccine Approval, Mandates, and the Delta Surge?

Through the Looking Glass: What’s Behind Hospital Prices for Care

State, Federal Actions Protected Health Coverage for Millions During Pandemic

Some Face Dire Consequences for Delaying Care During Pandemic

Skepticism, Slow Response Complicate Mysterious Misery of ‘Long COVID’

The Pressing Need for Public Health Investment

Economic Factors Are Shaping Individual Vaccine Decisions, Polling Suggests

Pandemic Pressures Increase Incidence of Postpartum Depression

Nurses at High Risk for Suicide: ‘I Just Wanted All of It to Stop’

Newsom Proposes Health Coverage for Last Remaining Group of Uninsured Californians

Maternal Health in Black and White

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