Monthly Archives: July, 2020
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Racism’s impact on health and health care goes beyond bad apples
The idea that there is a systemic problem with racism in the United States is a pill too big to swallow for some. We tend to act as if we have put racism behind us. We elected a Black president. Twice. We must then, collectively, be more open-minded, right?
SoCalGas Launches The “Fueling Our Communities” Program to Feed Vulnerable Groups in Rural Parts of Central and Southern California
Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) in conjunction with five regional charity organizations launched the "Fueling Our Communities" program to provide free meals to individuals impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Health Insurance Law Under Siege Again
At the height of the pandemic, many Americans are experiencing firsthand the flaws in the Affordable Care Act and the health insurance it guaranteed. They are also facing the possibility that even the protection it does afford may be stripped away.
Raiders of Our Past!
Let’s suppose for just a couple minutes that you go to bed one night and when you wake up in the morning you have partial memory loss - a little amnesia. You vaguely remember getting up in the middle of the night for a drink of water, spilling some on the floor and slipping on it.
MSJC Begins Registration for Fall 2020 Semester
Registration for the Fall 2020 semester at Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) is now open, with classes beginning on Monday, Aug. 17. Visit www.msjc.edu/schedule today.
