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The Story Behind the Story: Annabelle Sedano Discusses her Series on Immigrant Detention

Person on Dialysis

Why is the involuntary discharge of dialysis patients such a well-guarded secret?

The lack of official, published data on the topic wasn’t just a barrier to my investigation — it was also part of the actual story.

Healthcare Regulation and Reform
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How can California’s health care system do a better job of caring for immigrants?

My father was one of the many immigrants in the U.S. who despised going to doctors’ appointments, avoiding them until his diabetes landed him in the hospital.

Healthcare Regulation and Reform
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Coronavirus Files: State policies and social forces influenced death rates

Pandemic lessons may improve long-term health equity.

Community Safety
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Dodgy science, poor access and high prices: The parallel medical world of medicinal marijuana in America

It’s been nearly three decades since California pioneered the therapeutic use of cannabis, but patients still face a confusing patchwork of rules.

Addiction
Incarceration is stressful in normal times. But COVID protocols will take a toll on the health of incarcerated women for years to come.

Incarceration is stressful in normal times. But COVID protocols will take a toll on the health of incarcerated women for years to come.

"In speaking with inmates directly, my reporting shows that the quality of life for incarcerated folks in California has diminished significantly since COVID."

Community Safety
What happens to a community when it loses its only hospital?

What happens to a community when it loses its only hospital?

The residents of Madera County in California’s San Joaquin Valley are grappling with a new reality.

Community Safety
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California County Seeks to Eliminate Health Safety Net for the Undocumented

California counties must offer a minimum of very low-cost health services to uninsured, low-income residents who do not qualify for subsidized health insurance and cannot pay for private insurance.

Immigrant and Migrant Health
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Coronavirus Files: Three years in, data show pandemic hurt Black children, pregnant women

Also, looking back and forward after three pandemic years, and a new analysis points to animal origin for COVID.

Community Safety
Dust storms, like this one in Fresno, can help distribute the fungal spores that cause valley fever. (Craig Kohlruss/Fresno Bee)

FORECASTING AN EPIDEMIC: Does weather hold the key to predicting valley fever outbreaks?

As recently as August, Calif. health officials predicted the number of valley fever cases this year would go down. Now it’s shaping up to be one of the worst years on record.

Community Safety

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