Latest California Healthline Stories
Readers and Tweeters Remain Vigilant on Masking and Billing
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Readers and Tweeters Have Mental Health Care on Their Minds
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Readers and Tweeters: Give Nurse Practitioners Their Due
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From ‘Physician Assistant’ to Medicare, Readers and Tweeters Mince No Words
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Readers and Tweeters Find Disadvantages in Medicare Advantage
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Nursing Home Residents Overlooked in Scramble for Covid Antibody Treatments
A federal allocation plan meant to ensure equitable distribution of powerful monoclonal antibody treatments for high-risk patients fails to prioritize nursing home residents, a population that remains particularly vulnerable even after vaccination.
Readers and Tweeters Feel Americans’ Pain
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Watch: More Long-Covid Cases Seen in Kids
While covid is generally mild in children, doctors report a growing number of long-haul covid symptoms and MIS-C cases, particularly among Black and Latino children.
Readers and Tweeters Connect the Dots on Topics From Vaccine Development to Long Covid
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Unused Johnson & Johnson Covid Doses Are Piling Up as FDA Waits to See if Shelf Life Can Be Extended
As vaccine expiration dates loom, states with hundreds of thousands of doses on hand say demand is tanking and there’s no easy way to donate to other states or countries that might want them