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Edward Lempinen

  • Writer, University of California, Berkeley
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UC Berkeley communications & media relations. Formerly at The World Academy of Sciences, AAAS. Journalist by DNA. I like to ask questions. Tweets my own.
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The number of uninsured Californians could double by 2030

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By Edward Lempinen, Stephanie Baum, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Medical Xpress Verified
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain California's ranks of uninsured residents could nearly double in the next four years—to nearly 4.6 million people—because of deep federal cuts to Medicaid and dramatic changes in federal and state policy, according to a new report from the UC Berkeley Labor Center.
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The number of uninsured Californians could nearly double by 2030, says new report

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By Edward Lempinen
| UC Berkeley News
California’s ranks of uninsured residents could nearly double in the next four years — to nearly 4.6 million people — because of deep federal cuts to Medicaid and dramatic changes in federal and state policy, according to a new report from the UC Berkeley Labor Center.
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Defending democracy is voters’ top priority in California governor’s race, poll finds

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By Edward Lempinen
| UC Berkeley News
A strong majority of California voters — including Democrats, Republicans and those with no party preference — agrees that candidates for president and for California governor should set defense of democracy and voting rights as a top priority, according to a new Berkeley IGS Poll released today (Friday, June 5).
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