The San Francisco Public Press, a startup news organization doing public-affairs reporting in the Bay Area, is producing an in-depth explanatory project examining the track record of a city-sponsored health care program called Healthy San Francisco.
Dr. Rishi Manchanda wants to practice smart medicine. From a clinic in South Los Angeles, he told the California Health Journalism Fellows, "It is not smart to take a cockroach out of an ear and just send that child home," Manchanda says.
RT @lindseymholden: So stoked for Cassie! Excited to see the engagement journalism she'll produce with @ReportingHealth fellows 🙌🏼
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@CassandraGari Thrilled to have you joining the team! Can't wait to see the great work you do helping to mentor our… https://t.co/JMW3EPK0C3
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RT @CassandraGari: I'm extremely excited to announce that starting next week I'll be the California Engagement Editor at @ReportingHealth!…
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RT @mlevander: Very excited to share word that @CassandraGari will be joining the team here at @reportinghealth as our California Engagemen…
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RT @IndiaCurrents: In a reprieve for domestic violence survivors harmed by non-violent, psychological abuse, California’s new law makes coe…
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RT @NIHCMfoundation: Apply today! #NIHCM Health Care Journalism Grants provide funding for educational opportunities, reporting projects, a…
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RT @MarisaKendall: I spent months following people on their journeys through the Bay Area's tiny homes. It was a rocky road for all of them…
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RT @OtherWillJames: One benefit of being a @ReportingHealth senior fellow this year was watching @MarisaKendall report this excellent story…
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RT @CMMink: #Asthma like so many health issues is influenced by the gene + environment interactions. My latest for @ReportingHealth Thanks…
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RT @OtherWillJames: "This lady doesn't stop." One of my favorite parts of being a @ReportingHealth senior fellow this year was watching @j…
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