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A woman with long, brown hair and eyeglasses wears a white mask and a red T-shirt. She holds a white sign with red letters that reads, "Millions are still sick. #meaction" Other protestors are seen blurred in the background. It's a protest in front of the White House.

Long COVID Patients Feel ‘Swept Under the Rug’ by End to Pandemic Emergencies

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A New Bill Could Help Get Teens Closer to Recovering From Addiction

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Medication Abortion Is Still Possible With Just 1 Drug. Here's How It Works

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Why You Should Still Be Washing Your Hands in 2023 — Just Not for COVID

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A white pill bottle with a label that reads, "misoprostol tablets 200 mcg" lies on a wooden surface. To the right, three identical orange medicine boxes read, "Mifeprez (Mifepristone) Tablets, 200 mg."

California’s Options Limited on Abortion Pill Following Texas Judge Ruling

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Oakland Begins Evicting Unhoused Residents at Wood Street Commons

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A Program in Oakland is Helping Khmer Rouge Survivors Heal

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A nurse in blue scrubs and purple latex gloves wears a mask and goggles as she administers a needle into the arm of a patient who moves his denim shirt off of his shoulder for her. He wears a black mask and his gray hair is seen from under his black baseball cap. More patients and nurses are seen in the background from inside a clinic setting.

FDA Will Approve Second Bivalent COVID Booster Shots For Some People

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As California Drops More Masking Rules, These Bay Area Counties Keep Theirs

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Community and Civil Rights Groups Hold Vigil and Rally Over Recent Deaths at Santa Rita Jail

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A War of Compassion: Debate Over Forced Treatment of Mental Illness Splits California Liberals

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These Proven Schizophrenia Treatments Work. Why Won't Insurance Companies Cover Them?

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