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Child welfare agencies are buckling under staffing shortages as Pa. debates using opioid money to help
One county’s plan to use the money to address staffing turnover has sparked debate over whether it aligns with the ...
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SLO County programs can help save seniors from the streets — but more housing is still needed
Mark DenDekker, 61, became homeless after job loss and injuries. His story is an all-too-familiar one for homeless service ...
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The Health Divide: Proposal to jail people for stealing shopping carts underscores challenges faced by unhoused
An Oklahoma lawmaker proposed legislation last month that would make it a crime, punishable by up to a year in jail, for ...
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For these California workers, silicosis remains a potentially fatal threat to their health
People are dying from this disease and their families are suffering. So why isn't more being done to protect mostly Latino ...
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Can California better serve the mental health needs of its diverse communities amid crises?
Ethnic Media Collaborative symposium in Los Angeles last week, panelists pointed to gaps in the current mental health care ...
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How do you cover health research with context and balance? Two veteran reporters share tips
Emily Alpert Reyes of the Los Angeles Times and STAT's Usha McFarling share strategies for covering health research and ...
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A reporter’s exploration of medical debt from childbirth leads to three stories — and three key takeaways
At the start of last year, I was hearing stories all around me about new mothers receiving sky-high delivery bills. Large medical bills are an unfortunate byproduct of our unequal health care system, ...