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KQED's recommendations for what to have in your emergency bag in the case of a natural disaster during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What to Pack in Your Emergency Bag to Prepare for a Wildfire

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A nurse loads a syringe with a vaccine against hepatitis at a free immunization clinic for students before the start of the school year, in Lynwood on Aug. 27, 2013.

South Bay Lawmaker Slams Trump Admin’s $1.6 Million Hepatitis B Study in West Africa

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A nurse wearing gloves pushes a needle into a preteen's arm.

California Breaks With CDC, Cosigns COVID Vaccine Guidelines From Medical Groups

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In Rebuke of RFK Jr., the West Coast Unites on Vaccine Policy

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In this photo provided by the Department of Health and Human Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., right, conducts the swearing-in ceremony of Jim O'Neill as the department's deputy secretary, June 9, 2025, in Washington, D.C.

It's Been a Week of Chaos at the CDC. Here Are 5 Things to Know

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A Nationwide Salmonella Outbreak Is Affecting Mostly Californians. Here’s How to Check Your Eggs

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‘Uncharted Waters’: Stanford Doctor Fired From US Vaccine Panel by RFK Jr. Speaks Out

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Measles Cases Are Rising Nationwide. Do Adults Need a Vaccine Booster?

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Missing CDC Data Concerns Doctors as Influenza and Bird Flu Outbreaks Escalate

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