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California Tries Paying Drug Users to Stay Sober

The state is testing a program, run through Medicaid, that lets methamphetamine users earn gift cards by testing negative.

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California Now Paying Meth, Cocaine Users to Stay Clean, SF Users Eligible for the Program

California Now Paying Meth, Cocaine Users to Stay Clean, SF Users Eligible for the Program
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Unanswered cries: Why California faces a shortage of mental health workers

With demand rising for mental health care, and providers in short supply, experts explain how California got here – and where the state may be headed.

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Unanswered cries: Why California faces a shortage of mental health workers

With demand rising for mental health care, and providers in short supply, experts explain how California got here – and where we may be headed.

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Unanswered cries: Why California faces a shortage of mental health workers

The need for mental health workers is greater than ever. Under relentless pressure from the pandemic and inflation, wildfires and gun violence, racism and war, Californians are crying out for

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