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Vital draw: The FDA changes guidelines for LGBTQ-plus men who want to donate blood for the first time - Vimarsana News

Vital draw: The FDA changes guidelines for LGBTQ-plus men who want to donate blood for the first time

An update to the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) guidelines on blood donation allows a whole new cross-section of people to roll up their sleeves...

Free to flow: The FDA changes guidelines for LGBTQ-plus men who want to donate blood - Vimarsana News

Free to flow: The FDA changes guidelines for LGBTQ-plus men who want to donate blood

An update to the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) guidelines on blood donation allows a whole new cross section of people to roll up their...

Monterey County: The local battle in the fentanyl crisis - Vimarsana News

Monterey County: The local battle in the fentanyl crisis

Over 110,000 people died from drug overdose in the U.S. last year. Close to 90% of opioid-related deaths in California were caused by fentanyl, 37 of which happened in Monterey County.

San Luis Obispo Public Health hosts pop-up medical clinic at the SLO Public Library - Vimarsana News

San Luis Obispo Public Health hosts pop-up medical clinic at the SLO Public Library

The San Luis Obispo Public Health Department is hosting a pop-up medical clinic today at the San Luis Obispo Public Library.

Source: keyt.com
Mario Espinoza-Kulick - Vimarsana News

Mario Espinoza-Kulick

Mario Alberto Viveros Espinoza-Kulick, PhD, is co-host of Central Coast Voices, heard every Thursday afternoon on KCBX from 1:00-2:00 p.m. Mario is an advocate, community leader, health equity expert, poet, and author. He uses decolonial-inspired research with Latinx Immigrant and Indigenous communities to improve health on California’s Central Coast.

Source: kcbx.org