April Dembosky

I’laysia Vital was so excited to get accepted to a historically Black college in Texas: “It’s just positive. I really want to be a part of that community.” But then she realized that sense of belonging would come at the expense of her reproductive freedom. https://t.co/L9y4yUNVtg

Packing for college? Don’t forget to bring a year’s worth of birth control pills. This is the advice California nurses are sharing in “senior sendoff” appointments for high school graduates headed to college in Southern states that now ban abortion. https://t.co/L9y4yUNVtg

RT @seanpcoffey: Powerful segment this morning on @KQED about high school seniors in #Oakland needing to think about their lack of access t…

RT @ahartreports: The Madera Community Hospital actually made $15M on Medi-Cal before it shuttered earlier this year - a critical detail sh…

RT @Raemondjjjj: The latest episode of @KQED's California Report will break your heart and make you absolutely furious. The woman at the ce…

"Time and again, nobody was clear with me," Lori said. One-on-one, in the exam room, what a doctor says – and doesn’t say – can affect the care you receive. Tune in to today's #TheCaliforniaReport on @KQED, 88.5 FM in SF at 6:30 pm, or listen here: https://t.co/XLpejH3FGb

RT @KFFHealthNews: Some California and Oregon politicians say doctors should have more leeway in compelling treatment for patients who are…

RT @tradeoffspod: For years, the U.S. government has funded a network of ~350 clinics offering holistic, team-based care for early psychosi…

RT @tradeoffspod: Oftentimes, people with private insurance have access to better care than those on public programs like Medicaid. But @…

RT @philtalkradio: This week we're re-airing a vintage episode on Søren #Kierkegaard, born 210 years ago yesterday. At the time we sent our…