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Federal changes starting in 2027 could impact 1 million L.A. County enrollees.
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Getting started with a therapist was a challenge before the pandemic. Now, as the CDC reports continued heightened anxiety and depression, providers and patients are saying finding and getting started with a psychologist is as difficult as ever.
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With federal officials approving the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson boosters late Thursday, eligible people can roll up their sleeves.
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The next step is for CDC Director Rochelle Walensky to issue a statement on the committee's recommendations and put forth an official position from the public health agency.
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There are about 900,000 kids in this age group across L.A. County, and positive cases among these children account for about 6% of total infections countywide.
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How well do the vaccines work? How serious is the risk of a serious breakthrough infection, one that could land you in the hospital?
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The coronavirus pandemic, as well as the issue of racial inequality, they has exacerbated challenges.
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The regulatory moves open the gate for boosters to be used more widely.
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The vaccine could be cleared for use in children ages 5 to 11 within a couple of weeks, officials said.
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L.A. passed an ordinance in August requiring all of the city’s 53,000 employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine by Oct. 19, but thousands remain unvaccinated.
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As soon as the FDA authorizes a COVID-19 vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11, the White House plans to make it available.
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L.A. passed an ordinance in August requiring all of the city’s 53,000 employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine by Tuesday, but thousands remain unvaccinated.
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The Board of Supervisors wants to take resources from Metro’s existing law enforcement contracts to explore unarmed alternatives with the Department of Mental Health.
