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Desperate to get home tonight, thousands of americans are stranded in other countries. They were told to return to america, but have no way back. Warning signs from italy the army sent in to enforce the lockdown, hospitals overflowing, 600 dead in just one day. Makeshift masks with supplies dwindling, hospital staff found a way to extend the life of protective gear, with a bit of needle and thread. And, Steve Hartmans on the road at home with a house full of restless kids, and hes got an importa...

Workers conducted a three-day strike this week to call attention to ongoing contract negotiations with the health care giant. They allege some concerns about wages and unsafe staffing levels haven’t been addressed.

Dozens of unionized health care workers picketed outside the Sutter Center for Psychiatry on Folsom Boulevard Wednesday to protest protracted contract negotiations, which have stretched on for more than a year and a half.

Many Californians want the U.S. to intervene in the Israel-Hamas war, but not to take sides.

Prescription drug access and costs, mental health care, HIV, fentanyl overdoses, health workers, mpox, and more are in the news.

The union says the one-day is strike is advocating for better pay and improvements to patient care.

News and commentary from the psychiatry world

Union members at the Sutter Center for Psychiatry in Sacramento are planning to strike Dec. 6, citing inadequate investment in care and staff. Mental health the

This year has seen an increase in healthcare worker strikes across the U.S. From large health systems to nursing homes, issues such as pay, staffing, and recrui