By Sarah Hossaini, KQED This story was originally published by KQED on Sept. 26, 2022 Since the summer, public health efforts have focused on keeping folks safe from MPox, also …
San Francisco, Calif. – In its recently published annual report on the state of HIV/AIDS, San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) documented 160 new diagnoses of HIV in the …
By Erin Durkin This excerpt is from an original article published by National Journal on Sept. 12, 2022. Read the full article. From accessing treatments to finding space to isolate, …
For Immediate Release Sept. 7, 2022 Contact: troy@sfcommunityhealth.org San Francisco, Calif. – On Sept. 7, 2022, U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor ruled that an Affordable Care Act provision requiring the …
San Francisco Community Health Center, in partnership with PBS NOVA, Global Health Reporting Center, Ikana Health Action Lab, and HHMI Tangled Bank Studios is proud to host a free advance …
By Adrianna Rodriguez, USA Today This excerpt is from an article originally published by USA Today Aug. 31, 2022. View the entire article here. WASHINGTON – Leon McWeil is afraid. …
For Immediate Release Aug. 25, 2022 San Francisco, Calif. – San Francisco Community Health Center expresses deep disappointment in Governor Newsom’s Aug. 22, 2022 decision to veto SB 57, the …
San Francisco Community Health Center joined dozens of health organizations across California on Thursday calling on state lawmakers for additional funding and resources to address the growing monkeypox (MPV) outbreak. …
People who live or work in San Francisco are eligible for a Jynneos MPX vaccine: Gay or bisexual men, or any man or trans person who has sex with …
By Maanvi Singh, The Guardian Originally published in The Guardian July 21, 2022. Click here to view original article. San Francisco leaders and LGBTQ+ advocacy groups gathered this week in …