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Could bring us quite an interesting view this morning. Also along 152 turning into slush over the last 30 minutes as the rainsnow came down and its cold enough that along some of the foothills, as low as 1500 feet we are seeing a bit of the turn from the rain to slush and higher up looking at snowfall. You can see plenty of it down south near monterey. Santa lucia mountains could get some snow, as well. We are not talking about measurable precipitation. They are getting measurable snow in tahoe. Its moving towards 80 and seeing some snow along those Higher Elevations east of eureka. We are tra...

Would be that rainsnow mix. So its not quite necessarily sticking to the ground because of course it just happened about 30 minutes ago is when i first started seeing it across those hills east of san jose. Right now this area highway 101 near morgan hill getting a decent amount of rain. Its a quick cell. A lot of them are popping up and disappearing really quickly. Thats the nature of this storm thats coming in. It is a fairly dry storm. Not expecting to get much measurable precipitation. We are seeing light showers right around Boulder Creek, Scotts Valley but its skipping around that whole ...

Many trans patients have trouble getting their insurers to cover gender-affirming care. One reason is transphobia within the U.S. health care system, but another involves how medical diagnoses and procedures are coded for insurance companies. Advocates for transgender people say those codes haven’t caught up to the needs of patients. Such diagnostic codes provide the basis for determining which procedures, such as electrolysis or surgery, insurance will cover.

When seeing a doctor, each diagnosis, procedure, and service has a code. Those labels and classifications affect what insurance will pay for, but they haven’t kept up with transgender care.

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