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How Can Latina Mothers Overcome Health Factors That Put Their Babies at Risk?
Los Angeles County’s Nurse-Family Partnership links low-income at-risk mothers with a public health nurse who makes free at-home visits, early in pregnancy.
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That Early Help You Need for Your Child Doesn’t Come Soon Enough
A statewide system charged with helping infants and toddlers with developmental delays often fails to provide timely access to crucial therapies—and sometimes struggles to provide them at all.
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Stress Case: What’s Behind the Increased Demand for Mental Health Counseling from SoCal College Students?
Mental health resources at SoCal universities are being stretched thin due to increased anxiety, depression and other issues among students.
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Students in Crisis: On Campus, Record Numbers Seek Mental Health
Across Southern California and nationwide, unprecedented numbers of college students are seeking counseling for mental and emotional difficulties.
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Heart Attack at 21?
Cal State Long Beach communications major Emily Taylor in Long Beach started suffering from chest palpitations, panic attacks, crying spells and weight loss.
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She’s Creating Her Own Therapy, Helping Herself by Helping Others
At age 21, Magaly Mendez has battled more challenges than most people ever will. The fourth year sociology student at UC Irvine grew up poor in west Los Angeles, the daughter of an overworked and undocumented single mom.
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Students in Crisis: Sex and Culture Can Add to Campus Stress
UCLA student Jack Lam feared he’d never find acceptance in his conservative culture as a young, queer-identified man.
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California Colleges, Like USC, Are in the Midst of a Mental Health Care Crisis. Can Help Come Fast Enough?
Across Southern California and nationwide, unprecedented numbers of college students are seeking counseling for mental and emotional difficulties.
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Worried Parents: What’s Wrong with My Child?
Riley didn’t receive an autism diagnosis until just after her third birthday. By then, she had become increasingly agitated and aggressive, her mother said.
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How Seniors Can Avoid the Emergency Room—and What to Do if They End Up There
While you can’t prevent all accidents and health emergencies, you can improve your odds of avoiding them.
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