California’s Hepatitis A Outbreak
Several counties in Southern California are racing to contain a hepatitis A outbreak disproportionately affecting their homeless populations.
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Administrative Regulations and the Future of Reproductive Health in America
Since 1990, reproductive health in America has become safer, more efficient, and less costly. Teen pregnancies have decreased substantially, new technology has made abortions safer, and access to contraception has slowed the spread of sexually transmitted diseases around the world. However, under the new administration,
Sustainable Development Goals in Berkeley
How UC Berkeley Students are Actively Participating in the Sustainable Development Goals by Noah Forougi January 2016 marked the kick-off of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The SDGs are a universally agreed upon set of 17 goals that intend to improve living standards for everyone
American Political Party Divisions Contribute To Spread of Zika
How Political Parties in America Slowed the Response to a Global Health Crisis by Noah Forougi Over a year after the Zika outbreak in South America took a turn for the worse, Congress finally agreed to fund $1.1 billion to combat Zika. When the Zika