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An STI epidemic has raged nearly unchecked as public health departments have focused on COVID-19.
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Hospitalizations aren't rising as sharply, despite Friday's 20.9% positivity rate.
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Nearly 150 Filipino caregivers who worked at a chain of residential homes in the San Fernando Valley are still waiting on millions of dollars in unpaid wages.
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Right now, self-tests are in short supply in many parts of the country.
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All four of the hospitals run by the L.A. County Department of Health Services have asked the state for staffing help, as more health workers test positive.
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Anosognosia makes patients “absolutely unaware” of how sick they are and can lead to tragic outcomes.
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So far, the rise in people hospitalized due to COVID-19 has not risen anywhere near as sharply.
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L.A. County officials say they’re waiting on one million tests to arrive.
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One shelter official said there's a lack of places in the county where people can safely isolate if they've tested positive for COVID-19.
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L.A. County will start giving 12-15 year olds a third dose of the Pfizer vaccine on Thursday.
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The order was extended over concerns about surging COVID-19 case numbers and more hospital admissions across the state.
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In the face of rising COVID-19 cases, Dr. Bob Wachter of the University of California, San Francisco, offers reasons to be hopeful about the pandemic's outlook in the months ahead.
