Alameda. 49 in novato. So looking at that patchy fog, mist and drizzle at the coast. Temperatures anywhere from two to seven degrees cooler to start out and by the afternoon well be looking at a cooler day with a couple of low 80s inland. So starting out with the clouds, numbers in the 50s, and then quickly by 9 00, climbing through the 60s, afternoon highs mainly in the 70s to low 80s today. Liz . Sounds good, thanks, lisa. This morning, precious plasma is leading a critical study at ucsf enabling doctors to match the blood of a sick covid patient with somebody who recovered. Doctors hope this works, given their experience in other Infectious Diseases but they dont quite know for sure. Lauren martinez spoke with the ucsf doctor in charge of it all. Came off the elevator enthe liquid we call it because it looks golden. Reporter dr. Peter chin hong referring to a donated bag of plasma from someone who recovered successfully from covid19. We can harvest those antibodies as easy as giving
The Covenant School has announced that the return to Burton Hills will take place in April. In June, it was announced that they would not begin the next school year at it's main campus.
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More than 2 million Californians are breathing more toxic and unhealthier air all because of the role of a small number of key California lawmakers over the last two years.
Meet the 4 lawmakers holding up crucial health protections for more than 2 million Californians living near drilling.
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By Sierra Marquina
Apr 14, 2021
Is your child nervous about returning to in-person learning following the COVID-19 pandemic and over a year of at-home schooling? Licensed clinical & school psychologist
Dr. Ann Caballero, who specializes in assessment & treatment for children, adolescents, women, & families, shared with
Ryan Seacrest tips parents can use to help.
Dr. Caballero shares parents should first pinpoint what is it specifically that their child is anxious about? Are they nervous about getting sick, wearing a mask all day, being separated?
“I think for parents to try to get at what is it exactly that their kid’s anxious about [is key] and the thing with anxiety is those anxious thoughts tell us stories in our head that aren’t always accurate,” Dr. Caballero explained. “So if parents can … give kids a replacement story that’s more accurate that can do so much for kids.”
By Sierra Marquina
Apr 14, 2021
Is your child nervous about returning to in-person learning following the COVID-19 pandemic and over a year of at-home schooling? Licensed clinical & school psychologist
Dr. Ann Caballero, who specializes in assessment & treatment for children, adolescents, women, & families, shared with
Ryan Seacrest tips parents can use to help.
Dr. Caballero shares parents should first pinpoint what is it specifically that their child is anxious about? Are they nervous about getting sick, wearing a mask all day, being separated?
“I think for parents to try to get at what is it exactly that their kid’s anxious about [is key] and the thing with anxiety is those anxious thoughts tell us stories in our head that aren’t always accurate,” Dr. Caballero explained. “So if parents can … give kids a replacement story that’s more accurate that can do so much for kids.”