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All of Us National Research Programs offers in-person opportunities for residents across the Central Valley to ethically diversify the nation’s biomedical data
Posted inBIPOC Communities

San Joaquin Valley residents can help make national biomedical research more diverse. Here’s how

by Vivienne Aguilar May 19, 2024March 19, 2025
Posted inBIPOC Communities

New holistic BIPOC-focused counseling service is ‘a breath of fresh air’ in the Valley

by Marijke Rowland May 15, 2024March 19, 2025
Posted inBIPOC Communities

Black Maternal Health Symposium equips Valley birthing professionals and providers with advocacy tools 

by Vivienne Aguilar April 17, 2024March 19, 2025
Posted inImmigration

Medi-Cal now covers undocumented people of all ages. How Valley groups are getting the word out

by Vivienne Aguilar and Christian De Jesus Betancourt April 9, 2024March 19, 2025
Posted inBIPOC Communities

Black women are at highest risk for pregnancy deaths. How a new California law addresses the problem

by Vivienne Aguilar March 20, 2024March 19, 2025
Posted inMental Health

Proposition 1 too close to call. Central Valley voters split on approving big changes for mental health services, billions in bonds

by Marijke Rowland March 5, 2024March 19, 2025
Elaine Wang, clinical research coordinator for the UC Davis-WHRNC Nutrition for Precision Health study, checks the continuous blood glucose monitor Hugo Campos received as part of the study. Photo credit: UC Davis Health
Posted inBIPOC Communities

This medical program seeks a million people to improve the health of diverse groups. How Valley residents can help

by Vivienne Aguilar January 31, 2024March 19, 2025

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