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Housing discrimination in California disproportionately affects historically marginalized communities

California Health Interview Survey data show notable differences by race and ethnicity, gender identity, disability status
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UCLA Center for Health Policy Research receives grant to support data equity work

The $800,000 grant will help the Data Equity Center provide assistance to projects across the country.
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‘Hate is not felt equally’: study reveals who is more likely to experience hate acts

California Health Interview Survey data show which groups of Californians are among the most targeted
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Report examines important considerations for a unified health care financing plan in California

The UCLA Center for Health Policy Research studied the role of health plans, provider payments, and benefits, and how they could affect access, quality, and equity
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Press Releases
August 27, 2026

American Indians and Alaska Natives in California face barriers to receiving needed healthcare, UCLA study finds

AIAN adults were more likely to delay care, and had higher rates of adverse childhood experiences, and suicidal thoughts and behaviors than California adults overall

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Ask the Expert
October 31, 2017

"We must develop interventions that target the ways families and communities treat transgender children, youth and adults to reduce anti-transgender rejection and violence."

Jody Herman and ​Bianca D.M. Wilson, both at the Williams Institute, are co-authors of a policy brief about the newly released CHIS data on transgender adults in California.

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Ask the Expert
December 19, 2012

Suicide ideation

David Grant, director of the California Health Interview Survey, is the author of a new study revealing that more than half a million adults in California seriously thought about committing suicide during the past year.