Latest California Healthline Stories
Anti-Abortion Movement’s New Focus: Burial And Cremation Regulations
Those who champion the rules say it is about showing respect to human beings, while abortion rights activists say they’re simply imposing more obstacles on women.
‘Our Own Bodies Is Under Attack’: Planned Parenthood Fundraiser Held Day After Women’s March
The gathering in Santa Rosa was held on the 44th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.
Group Homes For Foster Kids To Be Eliminated In Favor Of Individualized Options
An estimated 50 additional foster families are needed to make the reforms work in Stanislaus County.
Outbreak Of Measles Strikes Orthodox Jewish Community
Health experts say the outbreak reveals the degree to which immunity against the disease has eroded.
Child Dies In California From Flu As Cases Of Influenza Spike
“If you compare this time last year we’re seeing twice as many flu cases,” says Dr. Michael Neely, interim chief of infectious diseases at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.
It’s Not Just People On Obamacare Exchanges Who Will Be Affected By Repeal
There are provisions in the legislation that touch the entire insurance landscape, impacting people who get coverage through their employers.
Bay Area Clinics No Longer Dreaming Big As Threat Of ACA Repeal Looms
Many clinics are having to rethink staffing, budget and expansion decisions.
Viewpoints: Trump’s Difficult Insurance Pledge
A selection of opinions on health care developments from around the state.
Trump To Take Office Amid Deep Uncertainty Surrounding Future Of Health Care
It’s still unclear how Donald Trump’s views on health care will mesh with congressional Republicans’ ideas, but the eyes of a nation are watching as they navigate dismantling Barack Obama’s signature legislation.
State Hits S.F. Hospital With Maximum Fine Over Patient Safety Violations
An investigation revealed that a hospital employee failed to lock both wheels of a patient’s wheelchair, causing him to fall onto the road. He died two weeks after the incident.