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July 28, 2021
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UCLA Medical Center and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center both made the news magazine’s 2021-2022 honor roll, which highlights hospitals that excel across most or all types of care … UCLA Medical Center made the No. 3 spot, its highest ranking ever in the list, with 12 of its specialties making it into separate top 10 rankings. (Also: Los Angeles Business Journal, MyNewsLA and KCRW-FM.)
On Monday,
a team of UCLA health researchers posted a map online showing locations that could be covered by the ordinance. Chelsea Shover, assistant professor-in-residence in UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine, said she and her students found that, if every location identified in the ordinance were off limits, there would be few areas left where people could sleep or camp, particularly in downtown and parts of
July 23, 2021
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“This is basically an effort to create a boogeyman and pour everything into that category that they believe will prompt fear, discomfort and repudiation on the part of parents and voters who are primed to respond to this hysteria that they’re trying to create,” said Kimberlé Crenshaw, a law professor at the University of California at Los Angeles and Columbia Law School.
(Commentary by UCLA’s Sonja Diaz) It’s no secret that the path to victory for Gov. Gavin Newsom runs through the state’s diverse electorate. At the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Initiative, our research indicates that in the 20 years leading up to the 2022 midterm elections, there will have been a 126% increase of Latino registered voters and a 94% increase of Asian American voters.
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When Johnson & Johnson s COVID-19 vaccine was authorized for use in late February, public health officials emphasized that it was just as good as the others. It was less effective, but because it requires only a single shot for full protection and is easier to distribute, it was a top choice for many people.
Since then, the J&J vaccine has been given far less often than the other two authorized vaccines, accounting for one-tenth as many shots as Moderna s vaccine, which is given less often than Pfizer-BioNTech s.
Recently, three pieces of information have come to light making people who got the J&J vaccine wonder whether their shot might be a distant third in other ways, too.
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In this March 4, 2021, file photo, a bicyclist and a pedestrian wear protective face masks during the coronavirus pandemic in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File)
CALIFORNIA Coronavirus cases are on the rise again, and the state s COVID-19 testing positivity rate has risen to 4.5 percent from around 1 percent in May.
Infections in those who are fully vaccinated have increased slightly too, raising alarm as reports of breakthrough cases among vaccinated legislators and Olympic athletes dominate headlines. But health officials emphasize that such cases are still rare and that vaccines sharply reduce the likelihood of serious illness and death.