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Colon Cancer — Get Tested Now!

Colon Cancer — Get Tested Now!

If you are at risk or are over 45 years old, ensure that you are screened for colorectal cancer so that you have the best chance at successful treatment.

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Let’s Take Aim at LDL-C!

Let’s Take Aim at LDL-C!

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is arguably one of the most underappreciated public health crises and raising awareness of the impact of CVD on the Black community should be a top priority for policymakers.

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March Marks Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month

March Marks Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month

March isn't just about the promise of spring in California; it's also a time to shine a spotlight on an often-overlooked health issue: bleeding disorders. With bleeding disorders affecting thousands of Californians, March serves as a crucial period for raising awareness, fostering understanding,...

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Adjusting to Change in the 2024 Legislative Session

Adjusting to Change in the 2024 Legislative Session

We expect to see another round of musical chairs when the transition takes place in February. These changes come on the heels of historic turnover, as the 2022 and 2024 elections will usher in some of the largest freshman legislative classes in recent history.

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Reflecting on CCCC’s 2023 Legislative Activity

Reflecting on CCCC’s 2023 Legislative Activity

2023 proved to be a mixed year for California, marked by a financial rollercoaster and significant changes in the makeup of the State Legislature. Despite the challenging fiscal climate, political jockeying, and the uncertainty of so many new faces, CCCC continued its efforts towards advocating...

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Healthy Corazones: Cardiovascular Disease in the Latinx Community

Healthy Corazones: Cardiovascular Disease in the Latinx Community

Latinos are more likely to have high blood pressure due to genetics, lifestyle, and diet which can increase the risk of developing heart disease. Our webinar "Healthy Corazones" will help you learn about the main drivers of cardiovascular disease within the Latinx community. José Alberto Arévalo,...

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