A collection of content all about California.

Jan 30, 2020: In that state, and across the nation, accidental overdose is the leading cause of death for people under 50.

Dec 21, 2020: A new PrEP telehealth system at Stanford Children’s Health offers HIV prevention to youth and adults 25 and younger.

Dec 31, 2020: Smart ring may flag early illnesses, UCSF-UCSD study shows

Jan 17, 2020: Senator Scott Wiener’s legislation would set statewide policy and goals. For now, it doesn’t seek funding.

May 31, 2019: The proposal allows pharmacies to dispense a first-time 30-day supply of the HIV prevention pill without a script.

May 8, 2019: New HIV cases in the city remain higher than those in Los Angeles County and the state.

Aug 2, 2019: A new law ends the criminalization of condom possession and offers sex workers other protections.

Sep 14, 2017: Lawmakers in both houses passed a bill to update laws and reduce penalties. It now goes to the governor.

Jul 6, 2016: “IV Embrace: On Caregiving and Creativity” will feature Kathleen White’s “The Spark Between L and D,” and a presentation by Rafael Sanchez.

Nov 20, 2018: For 24 years, Camp Hollywood HEART, part of One Heartland, offered creative arts programs to the kids.

Feb 8, 2018: Additionally, despite their high HIV rate, young men are much less likely to be on PrEP than their older peers.

Nov 5, 2020: “Some people who are experiencing COVID-19 are more susceptible due to the impacts of air pollution."

Dec 8, 2020: Here are the researchers who will lead the four networks of HIV trials and what each network will focus on.

Oct 9, 2017: Starting January 1, it will be a misdemeanor—instead of a felony—to knowingly expose or infect a partner without disclosing.

Dec 10, 2020: Optometrists and dentists want the authority to immunize patients during routine eye exams and dental cleanings.

Nov 16, 2020: Loreen Willenberg may be the first woman cured of HIV without a bone marrow transplant.

Nov 6, 2020: Data suggests that staffers who work in multiple nursing homes are one source of the spread of infections.

Oct 13, 2020: On average, it took 37 days for mothers-to-be to clear symptoms of coronavirus infection.

Aug 25, 2020: A new study’s findings have led researchers to challenge physicians’ biases against certain groups.