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Daily Edition for Tuesday, March 26, 2019

Good morning! In a risky move for 2020, the Trump administration has told the courts that the entirety of the health law should be invalidated, when previously it had only argued that parts of it should. The move came the day before Democrats are set to unveil a sweeping measure that embraces the incremental approach to improving the country’s health system. More on those stories below, but first, here is your top California health news from the day.

Daily Edition for Monday, March 25, 2019

Good morning! FEMA accidentally exposed the personal and banking data of California wildfire victims in a major privacy mishap last week. More on that below, but first here are your top California health stories for the day.

Daily Edition for Thursday, March 21, 2019

Good morning! California’s mayors have persuaded Gov. Gavin Newsom to rework the budget to provide more money for emergency homelessness aid. “We need to step up our game,” Newsom said when making the announcement. More on that below, but first, here are some of your other top California health care stories for the day.

Daily Edition for Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Good morning! Thousands of University of California workers are launching their third strike in less than a year today, accusing university leaders of not addressing job insecurity and wage inequality. More on that below, but first, here are some of your other top California health stories for the day.

Daily Edition for Tuesday, March 19, 2019

Good morning! A new report on HIV transmissions finds that to conquer the epidemic, doctors are going to have make a concerted effort to reach the hard-to-reach patients. More on that below, but first, here are some of the top California health stories for the day.

Daily Edition for Friday, March 15, 2019

Good morning! Beto O’Rourke has officially thrown his hat into the 2020 race, but can the moderate Texan overcome his past opposition to the Affordable Care Act? More on that below, but first here are some of your top California health stories for the day.

Daily Edition for Thursday, March 14, 2019

Good morning! A Stanford scientist has joined a coalition of researchers calling for a worldwide moratorium on gene-editing human embryos following controversial work that sent shock waves through the scientific community. Other California experts are more hesitant to put such restrictions on research. More on that below, but first, here are your top California health stories for the day.

Daily Edition for Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Good morning! The director of NIH’s cancer center has been tapped to lead the FDA in an acting capacity following the surprise resignation of Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, and HHS Secretary Alex Azar faces congressional fire over President Donald Trump’s budget proposals. More on those stories below, but first here is you top California health news for the day.