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UC Merced Breaks Ground on $300M Medical Ed Building: ‘It Was Very Much a Dream’

The gold shovels hit the soil Tuesday on a new $300 million medical education building that’s expected to train the next generation of docto...

UC Merced Breaks Ground on $300M Medical Ed Building: ‘It Was Very Much a Dream’

The gold shovels hit the soil Tuesday on a new $300 million medical education building that’s expected to train the next generation of docto...

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Fewer US Overdose Deaths Were Reported Last Year, But Experts Are Still Cautious

NEW YORK — The number of U.S. fatal overdoses fell last year, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data posted Wednesday....

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Will AI Replace Doctors Who Read X-Rays, or Just Make Them Better Than Ever?

WASHINGTON — How good would an algorithm have to be to take over your job? It’s a new question for many workers amid the rise of AI programs...

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Fresno’s Shinzen Friendship Garden & CHSU to Host Free Health and Wellness Event

The Shinzen Friendship Garden in Fresno’s Woodward Park is gearing up to host “Strides for Wellness,” an event focused on ...

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Forget Everything You’ve Seen in the Movies About Rattlesnake Bites

This time of year rattlesnakes are active and calls to the California Poison Control System ramp up about what to do about bites. For starte...

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Wired Wednesday: Mental Health Access And Medicaid’s Exclusions

GV Wire reporter Edward Smith explores how a flawed 1965 law blocks access to mental health care with KMPH Fox 26 “Great Day” anchor Kim Ste...

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Special Report: How a 1965 Law Makes It Hard for the Poor to Get Mental Health Treatment

In 1955, the U.S. had more than 550,000 inpatient psychiatric beds. “I think popular perceptions of inpatient mental health care gav...

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A Subset of Alzheimer’s May Be Caused by Two Copies of a Single Gene: New Research

WASHINGTON — For the first time, researchers have identified a genetic form of late-in-life Alzheimer’s disease — in people who inherit two ...

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Southern California City Detects Localized Tuberculosis Outbreak

LONG BEACH — A localized tuberculosis outbreak has led a Southern California city to declare a health emergency, although officials say the ...

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Valley Children’s Gets ‘Historic’ Gift to Boost Cancer Treatments. How Big Is It?

A $15 million donation to Valley Children’s Hospital will expand its ability to provide the most advanced bone marrow transplant and T...

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UC Merced Breaks Ground on $300M Medical Ed Building: ‘It Was Very Much a Dream’

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Fresno’s Shinzen Friendship Garden & CHSU to Host Free Health and Wellness Event

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Suicide of 10-Year-Old Indiana Boy Linked to Horrific Bullying at School

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Family of Navy Veteran Settles for $7.5M After Fatal Police Restraint

Party Hearty: Rap Stars, Music, Cervezas, Tacos, Tequila at Chukchansi Park!

Wired Wednesday: Will Legislature Fund ‘Sober Beds’ for California’s Homeless People?

‘Mad Max’ Has Lived in George Miller’s Head for 45 Years. He’s Not Done Dreaming Yet.

US Military Reports First Drop in Sexual Assaults After Years of Increase

UC Merced Breaks Ground on $300M Medical Ed Building: ‘It Was Very Much a Dream’

Wired Wednesday: Will Legislature Fund ‘Sober Beds’ for California’s Homeless People?

Forget Everything You’ve Seen in the Movies About Rattlesnake Bites

What Drove Fowler City Manager to Surprise Resignation?

Fresno Student Pilot Makes History with First-in-Nation Flight Training in Electric Plane

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