Yesterday, Los Angeles County health officials were advising people who passed through LAX last week to monitor for measles symptoms after confirming an infected traveler passed through the airport. According […]
Tag: health
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Warrior Con ‘26 unites Sickle Cell Community
Sickle cell disease is an illness that heavily impacts the Black community. Data shows that 1 in every 365 Black Americans is born with sickle cell, which affects approximately 100,000 […]
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USA is experiencing an outbreak of cyclosporiasis
Americans are dealing with another widespread outbreak that won’t lead to a public shutdown, but definitely could lead to a long line for the bathroom. It has recently been reported […]
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From doomscrolling to action
As the generations shift tides, Gen Z have found and maintained its voice online when it comes to being engaged in conversations. Being some of the most vocal about topics […]
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California’s Hospital Funding Crisis
California stands at a crossroads in health care policy, especially in the wake of recent state budget news, making it very clear that as state leaders are already grappling with […]
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Yes on ER Coalition, elected officials celebrate passage of Measure ER
Measure ER is one of the hot topics in LA County, as healthcare access took a steep hit for the everyday Angeleno as premiums skyrocketed due to the Trump administration’s […]
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Doctors Seeing More Cases of Preventable Childhood Illnesses
Diseases Once Rare in Children’s Hospitals Return as Vaccination Rates Decline Nationwide Doctors across the United States say they are treating children for illnesses that routine vaccinations once made increasingly […]
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International political aggression exemplifies the abusive values we’re trying to move men and boys away from
America’s current presidential administration is fully male-dominated: of the 18 ranking persons in office, only three of those positions are held by women, and none of them have been involved […]
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Federal cuts are stripping away the specialty care Angelenos need
Most people do not think about specialty care until they need it. Physical therapy, mental health services, speech and occupational therapy, specialist referrals for chronic conditions—this is the part of […]
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Emergency Physicians’ Tips for a Safe Memorial Day Celebration
In addition to commemorating members of the military we have lost, Memorial Day Weekend kicks off summer with family gatherings, cookouts, swimming, and outdoor activities. The American College of Emergency […]
