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San Diego's Deadly Hepatitis A Outbreak Turns "Statewide Epidemic" As "Outbreak Could Last Years"

San Diego's Deadly Hepatitis A Outbreak Turns "Statewide Epidemic" As "Outbreak Could Last Years"

A few weeks ago we highlighted the staggering outbreak of Hepatitis A in San Diego that had infected 400 people and killed more than a dozen.  The outbreak was first identified in early March, according to the county, and declared a public health emergency in September.

But, as the LA Times points out, the hepatitis A outbreak that started in San Diego is now on the verge of reaching statewide epidemic status, as cases have spread through homeless tent cities all the way north to Sacramento.

Your Pension Is A Lie: There's $210 Trillion Of Liabilities Our Government Can't Fulfill

Your Pension Is A Lie: There's $210 Trillion Of Liabilities Our Government Can't Fulfill

Authored by John Mauldin via MauldinEconomics.com,

In the US, we have two national programs to care for the elderly.

Social Security provides a small pension, and Medicare covers medical expenses.

All workers pay taxes that supposedly fund the benefits we may someday receive.

The problem is that's not actually true. Neither of these programs is comprehensive.

California To Have Harsher Penalty For Pronoun Violations Than For Knowingly Spreading HIV

California To Have Harsher Penalty For Pronoun Violations Than For Knowingly Spreading HIV

Authored by Peter Hasson via The Daily Caller,

Beginning in 2018, California law will have harsher penalties for health care workers who address a senior transgender patient with the “wrong” pronouns than for people who knowingly infect others with HIV.

California Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation on Friday lowering the maximum penalty for knowingly infecting or exposing a person to HIV to six months in prison - down from a maximum of eight years.  

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