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What California’s new COVID isolation rules mean for you

WEBCalifornia public health officials now recommend that people who test positive for COVID-19 and are asymptomatic after 24 hours can return to work or school. …

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COVID-19 vaccine booster arriving in SF this week is free The City

WEBChau Le receives a COVID-19 booster at a vaccine clinic at Rosa Parks Elementary School in December 2022. Doses of an updated vaccine will be available to …

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How UCSF Dr. Laura Esserman is pioneering breast cancer care

WEBUCSF's Dr. Laura Esserman is known as a pioneer in the realm of breast cancer treatment, challenging conventional approaches and championing a paradigm …

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New San Francisco street team puts behavioral health first Health

WEBIn the first year the team has operated, the Department of Public Health said BEST has connected around 1,100 unhoused clients to mental-health services, …

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SF groups behind push for healthy food as health-care benefit

WEBSan Francisco’s food as medicine groups are pushing for a bill in the California legislature that would make nutritional services a permanent medical benefit …

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San Francisco to end COVID-19 public health emergency declaration

WEBThe supplemental orders for San Francisco's COVID-19 public health emergency declaration, the Health Officer's "Safer Return Together" health order and …

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S.F. plans to grow psych treatment beds for youth The City

WEBThe plans will be funded by a new $33.7 million state grant to the San Francisco Department of Public Health and will include a 12-bed psychiatric inpatient …

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How Leerink Partners Became the Go-To Bank for Healthcare …

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What the closeness of Proposition 1 reveals about California

WEBThe Associated Press called a victory for Prop. 1 on Wednesday, which had garnered 50.2% of the nearly 7.2 million votes counted as of press time. Its lead had …

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San Francisco Black Infant Health Program closes care gaps

WEBThe San Francisco Black Infant Health Program provides Black mothers in The City, Marin and San Mateo counties with support navigating the challenges of …

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ChatGPT for nurses: UCSF Health developing own AI model

WEBUCSF Health is seeking to mitigate some of the pandemic-related burnout in the industry by using artificial intelligence, amid critics' concerns and calls for higher …

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San Francisco plan would speed up treatment beds acquisition

WEBSan Francisco Mayor London Breed and public health officials introduced an ordinance on Tuesday that would allow The City to more easily contract third-party beds …

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Doxy-PEP keeps San Francisco at forefront of STD prevention

WEBSan Francisco, a decadeslong global leader in HIV/AIDS treatment, remains on the forefront of STD prevention thanks to a pill shown to reduce the risk of spreading …

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110K UCSF patients to lose access if Anthem contract lapses

WEBThe 111,000 Anthem-insured patients will lose in-network access to UCSF Health providers, clinics and hospitals beginning March 1 if an agreement isn’t reached. …

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How Maria X Martinez clinic serves unhoused San Franciscans

WEBJust over a year after opening at its new San Francisco location in 2023, the Maria X Martinez Health Resource Center has served more than 18,000 patients. More …

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What UC Davis tuberculosis case means for San Francisco Health

WEBThere have been around 70 cases of tuberculosis this year in San Francisco according to Dr. Janice Louie, the medical director at the Department of Public Health …

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San Francisco treatment-bed capacity concerns supervisors

WEBDistrict 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman — pictured at a July 2023 Board of Supervisors meeting — said legislation to expand behavioral-health treatment beds is “a …

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This public-health worker has seen both sides of SF opioid crisis

WEBFor the last 18 months, Jen Jeffries has worked as a peer specialist with the San Francisco Department of Public Health Post Overdose Engagement Team, a city …

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Hopes and fears as CARE Court charges forward

WEBCalifornians desperate for solutions to the visible misery of homeless and mentally ill residents on city sidewalks will scrutinize a new branch of the judicial system …

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