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Installation shot of "Bridges in a Time of Walls: Mexican/Chicano Art from Los Angeles to Mexico" | Courtesy of AltaMed
At AltaMed Health Services Corporation, healthcare is going beyond just the physical. It has built an enviable Chicano art collection, which it displays at its clinics all around Southern California.
Medicare for All Rally
In a cluster of neighborhoods in the San Fernando Valley including Van Nuys, Panorama City, Valley Glen, North Hollywood, Sun Valley, North Hills, Pacoima, and Arleta, one quarter of the population is uninsured.
Bloodletting (thumbnail)
At the border of three worldviews – native, colonial, and Anglo – medical care in Los Angeles by the 1850s blended empirical science, European and native folk traditions, and a large dose of medical hucksterism.
When oil hits water, both humans and wildlife suffer. | Photo: Chris Clarke
All pipelines leak eventually. When they do, living things downstream are in trouble.
Rural coral farming project in the Solomon Islands | Photo: Wade Fairley, 2012.
Arden O'Connor grew up visiting coral reefs in the Caribbean. She had no idea that one animal there would save her life.
Undocumented children in California could lose health coverage if the Trump administration ends Obamacare | photo by Maria J. Avila
Is the state obligated to care for sick children regardless of immigration status?
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