A leading source of data and expertise on health

UCLA Center for Health Policy Research experts and research are featured in hundreds of media outlets each year, on topics ranging from the impact of California's budget on health care programs for the poor, to President Barack Obama's health care reform efforts, to Los Angeles's fast food moratorium.

Recent news articles featuring Center expertise include:

The Huffington Post		Food lobby mobilizes, as soda tax bubbles up
California Healthline		Report sees implications for reform legislation's handling of immigrants
The New York Times		Health care debate focuses on legal immigrants
The Washington Post		California Dreaming
NPR Marketplace		Economy hits elderly immigrants hard
NPR		Soda tax could shake up industry
UPI		Insured blacks more likely to use emergency room
Canadian Medical Association Journal		United States faces dentist shortage
KPBS		Millions of Californians could benefit from health reform
KPBS		African American HMO members use emergency room more
KPCC AirTalk		Health care: the individual mandate
Capitol Radio		Multiple budget cuts for seniors
AirTalk - KPCC		Will there be a public option?
KPBS		Low-income and disabled seniors feel the pain
The Los Angeles Times		The soda-tax solution
US News & World Report		Insured kids with uninsured parents miss needed health care
San Gabriel Valley Tribune		Rising cost of health care worries employers
Daily Breeze		Health care reform has a history of false starts
The Press-Enterprise		Senior insecurity: Inland programs for older residents face cuts
Los Angeles Times		Soda flows freely in Calif.