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Aumentan las muertes de personas sin hogar en las calles de Los Ángeles

By Anna Gorman and Harriet Blair Rowan April 23, 2019

Un análisis de Kaiser Health News de datos oficiales muestra que las muertes han aumentado un 76% en los últimos cinco años, superando el crecimiento de la población sin hogar.

The Homeless Are Dying In Record Numbers On The Streets Of L.A.

April 23, 2019 By Anna Gorman and Harriet Blair Rowan

Eclipsada por los opioides, regresa la metanfetamina y aumentan las urgencias

By Anna Gorman November 28, 2018

Las internaciones relacionadas con el consumo de anfetaminas aumentaron un 245% entre 2008 y 2015. Expertos dicen que el dramático aumento ha pasado desapercibido.

Overshadowed By Opioids, Meth Is Back And Hospitalizations Surge

By Anna Gorman November 28, 2018

Hospital visits related to amphetamine use have spiked, with the biggest jumps in the West, new research shows. Experts say more attention needs be paid to the resurgence of methamphetamine.

Comprar planes de salud de corto plazo, ¿es inteligente o no?

By Anna Gorman November 19, 2018

La administración Trump impulsa estos planes que no cumplen con los requisitos de ACA de proteger a los pacientes con condiciones preexistentes.

Buyers Of Short-Term Health Plans: Wise Or Shortsighted?

By Anna Gorman November 19, 2018

Policyholders reason that their health is good — for now — and they don’t see the need for costly comprehensive coverage. Detractors say the plans undermine the Affordable Care Act, and agents advise reading the fine print. “You basically have to be in perfect health,” says one.

Estrategia para frenar infecciones sexuales: tratar a la pareja sin cita médica

By Anna Gorman November 13, 2018

Aunque es una práctica recomendada oficialmente para frenar la diseminación de infecciones sexuales, muchos médicos no la ponen en práctica.

An Underused Strategy For Surge In STDs: Treat Patients’ Partners Without A Doctor Visit

By Anna Gorman November 9, 2018

For over a decade, federal health officials have recommended the practice, known as expedited partner therapy. It is allowed in most states, but many doctors don’t do it — either because of legal or ethical concerns, or because they are unaware of it.

Diabetic Amputations A ‘Shameful Metric’ Of Inadequate Care

By Anna Gorman Photos by Heidi de Marco May 1, 2019

In California, people who are black or Latino are more than twice as likely as whites to undergo amputations related to diabetes, a Kaiser Health News analysis found. The pattern is not unique to California.

Facebook Live: The Cancer Divide

October 5, 2018

Californians and Americans are living longer with cancer — but some are living longer than others. California Healthline’s Facebook Live addresses disparities in cancer diagnosis, treatment and care — and what can be done about them.

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