Gen Z’s “Tanmaxxing” Trend Raises New Concerns About Sun Safety
After years of public health campaigns warning about the dangers [...]
Norovirus Cases Rise Across the U.S. as Highly Contagious Stomach Bug Spreads
While flu season is winding down, health officials are keeping [...]
Why Google Wants to Release Millions of Mosquitoes in Florida and California
Google is seeking approval from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency [...]
Why Hasn’t California Fixed the Sewage Crisis in Imperial Beach?
There’s a silent disaster unfolding at the southern tip of [...]
The War on Fluoride — What Happens If We Take It Out of Our Water
You go to the dentist. They polish your teeth and [...]
Pesticides Are The Unsung Heroes of Public Health and Food Security
Say the word pesticide in a crowded room, and you’ll [...]
California’s Healthcare Dilemma: The Soaring Cost of Medi-Cal for Undocumented Immigrants
California's expansion of Medi-Cal to undocumented immigrants has ballooned from a projected $3.5 billion to $8.5 billion annually, forcing the state to borrow billions. Can California afford its ambitious healthcare policies without risking fiscal stability?
Pests Don’t Care About Politics, But They’re Wreaking Havoc on California
Pests don’t care about politics, but their impact on public health, property, and local economies is undeniable. With Los Angeles ranking as the second “rattiest” city in the nation and infestations shutting down restaurants, it’s time for California lawmakers to recognize that pest control is an essential service, not a luxury.
San Diego Declares end of Hepatitis A Outbreak
After two years since the deadly hepatitis A outbreak in [...]
Rodent and Bed Bug Infestations on the Rise in California
According to a survey by the Pest Control Operators of [...]
