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People’s lives will be ruined and the back-end costs will soar. And places like Mission Wellness will struggle to stay in business, which is also a net loss for the community.
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As Hepatitis A outbreaks have appeared among homeless residents elsewhere in the state, San...
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Contractors began installing a permanent fence around the perimeter of McCoppin Hub last week,...
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Half of the patients seen at San Francisco General Hospital’s Trauma Center are there because they...
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See update below. One of a handful of youth clinics serving the Mission, Bayview, Excelsior, and...
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The Mission has been identified as one of 20 areas city-wide with unhealthy minority populations...
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The latest tool to help the homeless? Gift cards. HandUp, a public benefit corportation that helps...
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The Mission’s first store selling only e-cigarettes, the Vapory Shop, greeted customers with the...
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When Mark Morey wanted to know how often people were speeding past his South Van Ness home, he...
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Entering Clarion Alley off of Valencia Street ensures that you will come face to face with the...
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“Bedbugs suck” was the mantra on the steps of City Hall Thursday, where District 6 Supervisor Jane...
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The owners of Elsy’s Restaurant on Mission Street have faced their share of roadblocks to operate...
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The San Francisco Department of Public Health went over proposed bed bug regulations at a public...
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It’s better than coughing until you pass out.
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If they say something like “I was sleepy, so I smoked crack” you can say, “Well, let’s lower your dosage and see if that makes you less sleepy.” You have to be non-judgmental, and you have to know what questions to ask. En Español
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“If you don’t have canine to canine tooth coverage, it’s hard to get a job even as a line cook at McDonalds,” says Carolyn Brown, General Director of the Native American Health Center. En Español
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