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Cuts in California's budget over the last decade have fallen most heavily on those who depend on the state for their basic health care needs. Sheila Kuehl, former chair of the Senate Health Committee, discusses how this impacts Californians even beyond those who have lost services.
What percentage of Californians experienced a hate incident? Housing or food insecurity? Asthma attacks from wildfire smoke? Medical debt or delays in accessing needed health care? What are some of the challenges facing Californians and who is most affected? Join us on Thursday, October 9, for the annual California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) data release, where we'll share findings from the 2024 survey.