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California Cancer Patients Living Longer, But Racial And Ethnic Disparities Persist

August 30, 2018

Médicos de atención primaria “no hacen lo suficiente” para frenar infecciones sexuales

By Anna Gorman October 22, 2018

Los Centros para el Control y Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) han establecido pautas para la evaluación anual de las personas sexualmente activas. Pero no siempre se siguen.

Family Doctors ‘Not Doing Enough’ To Curb STDs

By Anna Gorman October 17, 2018

As rates of sexually transmitted diseases surge, public health officials want primary care doctors to step up screening and treatment of patients.

Denuncias de inseguridad y falta de atención en centros de inmigrantes de California

By Anna Gorman and Ana B. Ibarra February 27, 2019

Dos informes oficiales denuncian problemas con el acceso a la atención médica y la falta de seguridad en al menos 10 centros del estado.

Detention Centers In California Lack Oversight And Proper Care, Reports Find

By Anna Gorman and Ana B. Ibarra February 27, 2019

Health and safety problems at immigration detention facilities throughout California pose a serious risk to detainees, according to two reports released Tuesday. State Attorney General Xavier Becerra and California State Auditor Elaine Howle concluded that federal and local governments are failing to adequately oversee the facilities, allowing the problems to persist.

Breastfeeding In Hospitals

August 8, 2018

She Was Dancing On The Roof And Talking Gibberish. A Special Kind Of ER Helped Her.

By Anna Gorman Photos by Heidi de Marco March 25, 2019

With mental health beds in short supply, emergency rooms increasingly have become the care of first and last resort for people in the grips of a psychiatric episode. Now, hospitals around the country are opening emergency units that calmly cater to patients with mental health needs.

Listen: Cancer Survival Rates Up Among Californians

August 28, 2018

Overall, Californians are beating cancer for longer due to earlier detection and better treatment of the disease, a new study reveals. But the gains are not felt equally: Whites fare better than blacks, and younger patients better than older.

Enfermedades “medievales” resurgen por el aumento de la población sin techo

By Anna Gorman Photos by Heidi de Marco March 12, 2019

El hacinamiento, la falta de higiene y la crisis de vivienda son una combinación explosiva para el resurgimiento de enfermedades como el tifus o la hepatitis A.

‘Medieval’ Diseases Flare As Unsanitary Living Conditions Proliferate

By Anna Gorman Photos by Heidi de Marco March 12, 2019

Outbreaks of infectious diseases such as typhus and hepatitis A are resurging in California and around the country, particularly among homeless populations. Public health officials warn that such diseases could spread broadly.

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