A coalition of doctors and health influencers are teaming up the World Health Organization and TikTok to bring evidence-based health information to users.

A coalition of doctors and health influencers are teaming up the World Health Organization and TikTok to bring evidence-based health information to users.

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SoCal doctors are combating false health info on TikTok by making their own videos

The final steel beams went up Thursday at the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center being built around the Endeavour that stands 20 stories tall. 

The final steel beams went up Thursday at the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center being built around the Endeavour that stands 20 stories tall.

CA Science Center's new Endeavour shuttle exhibit reaches contruction milestone

Native American youth have driven civic engagement during recent elections.

Native American youth have driven civic engagement during recent elections.

LA’s Native youth are building power through community

Researchers recommend more funding for a program that diverts people with behavioral health conditions away from the criminal justice system after a new report showed that program has been successful at keeping recidivism rates low.

Out of the 669 people who graduated from the county’s Rapid Diversion Program since it began five years ago, 91% have avoided having a new criminal case filed, according to a study released last week by the Santa Monica-based RAND corporation.

Researchers recommend more funding for a program that diverts people with behavioral health conditions away from the criminal justice system after <a href="https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RRA3385-1.html">a new report showed</a> that program has been successful at keeping recidivism rates low.
Out of the 669 people who graduated from the county’s Rapid Diversion Program since it began five years ago, 91% have avoided having a new criminal case filed, according to a study released last week by the Santa Monica-based RAND corporation.

SoCal doctors are combating false health info on TikTok by making their own videos

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