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California’s Health Care Costs Are Rising Even as People Use Less Care. What’s Driving It?

California’s Health Care Costs Are Rising Even as People Use Less Care. What’s Driving It?

California September 12, 2026

California’s Health Care Costs Are Rising Even as People Use Less Care. What’s Driving It?

California health spending is rising even as commercially insured patients use less ... more

The Mental Health Gap No One’s Talking About: Why Latinos Are Undertreated for Depression

The Mental Health Gap No One’s Talking About: Why Latinos Are Undertreated for Depression

Health September 10, 2026

The Mental Health Gap No One’s Talking About: Why Latinos Are Undertreated for Depression

As Washington debates whether Americans are taking too many psychiatric medications, Latino ... more

738 Caregivers Are Losing Their Jobs. Is This the Final Blow for California’s Latinos?

738 Caregivers Are Losing Their Jobs. Is This the Final Blow for California’s Latinos?

California September 9, 2026

738 Caregivers Are Losing Their Jobs. Is This the Final Blow for California’s Latinos?

Three Medi-Cal managed-care plans are ending a home-care service in January. The ... more

Millions Turn to Hospice at the End of Life. Latino Patients Are Less Likely to Receive It and May Be More Likely to Lose It

Millions Turn to Hospice at the End of Life. Latino Patients Are Less Likely to Receive It and May Be More Likely to Lose It

California September 8, 2026

Millions Turn to Hospice at the End of Life. Latino Patients Are Less Likely to Receive It and May Be More Likely to Lose It

Hospice care is supposed to make the final stage of life more ... more

California Can Screen a Mother for Depression. But Can It Get Her Into Care?

California Can Screen a Mother for Depression. But Can It Get Her Into Care?

California September 7, 2026

California Can Screen a Mother for Depression. But Can It Get Her Into Care?

California has built a maternal mental-health screening system. For a Spanish-speaking Medi-Cal ... more

Two Everyday Drinks Are Under the Cancer Microscope. What Latino Families Should Know

Two Everyday Drinks Are Under the Cancer Microscope. What Latino Families Should Know

Health September 5, 2026

Two Everyday Drinks Are Under the Cancer Microscope. What Latino Families Should Know

New research links daily sugary-drink consumption with higher stomach-cancer risk and shows ... more

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

Health September 5, 2026

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

A one-year transition agreement protects some existing patients, but the UCLA–Health Care ... more

Latinos Have Among the Highest Rates of Obesity. Are They Getting the Treatment They Need?

Latinos Have Among the Highest Rates of Obesity. Are They Getting the Treatment They Need?

Health September 3, 2026

Latinos Have Among the Highest Rates of Obesity. Are They Getting the Treatment They Need?

New obesity medications are changing treatment, but cost, insurance, specialist access and ... more

Your Health Insurance May Cost More in 2027. Here’s Where the Money Goes

Your Health Insurance May Cost More in 2027. Here’s Where the Money Goes

Health September 3, 2026

Your Health Insurance May Cost More in 2027. Here’s Where the Money Goes

Employer health costs are projected to rise sharply, while ACA insurers are ... more

Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis

Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis

Climate Change September 2, 2026

Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis

A new Los Angeles County dashboard is giving officials and residents a ... more

Americans Spend Over 4 Hours a Day on Their Phones, and Most Say It’s Too Much

Americans Spend Over 4 Hours a Day on Their Phones, and Most Say It’s Too Much

Health September 2, 2026

Americans Spend Over 4 Hours a Day on Their Phones, and Most Say It’s Too Much

A new Pew Research Center survey finds younger Americans are especially likely ... more

A Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Can Be Scary. What If You Can’t Afford the Treatment?

A Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Can Be Scary. What If You Can’t Afford the Treatment?

Health September 1, 2026

A Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Can Be Scary. What If You Can’t Afford the Treatment?

California’s IMPACT program has spent 25 years helping uninsured and low-income men ... more

High Blood Pressure Is Quietly Catching Up With Latino Adults. What the New Study Found

High Blood Pressure Is Quietly Catching Up With Latino Adults. What the New Study Found

Health September 1, 2026

High Blood Pressure Is Quietly Catching Up With Latino Adults. What the New Study Found

A 12-year study of more than 9,000 Hispanic and Latino adults found ... more

The Latino Paradox Protected a Generation From Suicide. Three New Pressures Are Breaking It

The Latino Paradox Protected a Generation From Suicide. Three New Pressures Are Breaking It

Health August 31, 2026

The Latino Paradox Protected a Generation From Suicide. Three New Pressures Are Breaking It

Forced work to support the family. Grief and disruption from a parent's ... more

New HRT Study Finds Lower Alzheimer’s Risk, But Timing May Matter for Women in Menopause

New HRT Study Finds Lower Alzheimer’s Risk, But Timing May Matter for Women in Menopause

Health August 30, 2026

New HRT Study Finds Lower Alzheimer’s Risk, But Timing May Matter for Women in Menopause

A 183,000-woman study found hormone therapy was associated with lower dementia and ... more

Before the Blisters: The Shingles Warning Sign Many People Miss

Before the Blisters: The Shingles Warning Sign Many People Miss

Health August 29, 2026

Before the Blisters: The Shingles Warning Sign Many People Miss

The painful rash isn't always the first warning. Here's what to watch ... more

LA’s Overdose Deaths Are Falling. Why Isn’t Everyone Seeing the Same Relief?

LA’s Overdose Deaths Are Falling. Why Isn’t Everyone Seeing the Same Relief?

Health August 27, 2026

LA’s Overdose Deaths Are Falling. Why Isn’t Everyone Seeing the Same Relief?

Overdose deaths in Los Angeles County fell for the third consecutive year, ... more

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

cancer August 27, 2026

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

The new once-daily pill nearly doubled median survival in a major trial. ... more

Do SNAP Soda Restrictions Really Work? What New Research Means for CalFresh Families

Do SNAP Soda Restrictions Really Work? What New Research Means for CalFresh Families

Community & Society August 25, 2026

Do SNAP Soda Restrictions Really Work? What New Research Means for CalFresh Families

New research finds that restricting sugary drinks from SNAP benefits changes purchasing ... more

The Baldness Cure May Be Getting Closer, But 2026’s Biggest Hair Breakthroughs Still Come With a Catch

The Baldness Cure May Be Getting Closer, But 2026’s Biggest Hair Breakthroughs Still Come With a Catch

Health August 25, 2026

The Baldness Cure May Be Getting Closer, But 2026’s Biggest Hair Breakthroughs Still Come With a Catch

Scientists are moving beyond slowing hair loss and toward regenerating dormant follicles ... more

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