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I am a freelance journalist and a podcaster. I have written over 100 articles over the past three years for the Daily 49er, DIG Magazine, the Pasadena Star, Whittier Daily News, and the Long Beach Post.

I have written about higher education, fashion, student government and Long Beach community-based issues. In 2019, I received third place at the Los Angeles Press Club awards for my coverage on Cal State Long Beach's decision to change its mascot after years of protest from local indigenous popu…

James Chow’s Journalist Portfolio

Blossoming R&B singer Satica pays homage to her roots in 'Ode to LBC' * the Hi-lo

Blossoming R&B singer Satica pays homage to her roots in 'Ode to LBC' * the Hi-lo

The 26-year-old singer-songwriter remembers strumming her first chords in an introductory guitar class in mid…

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SPECIAL ISSUE: How Cambodian-Americans dominated the Long Beach doughnut scene

SPECIAL ISSUE: How Cambodian-Americans dominated the Long Beach doughnut scene

Much of the concentration of Cambodian doughnut shops in Southern California can be attributed to Ted Ngoy, o…

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Weaving History - DIG MAG

Weaving History - DIG MAG

Born and raised in Texas, Long Beach State professor Diedrick Brackens remembers the stories of his family hi…

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New Report Calls for Reforms of Gang-Like Behavior Among LA Deputy Subgroups Within Sheriff's Dep...

New Report Calls for Reforms of Gang-Like Behavior Among LA Deputy Subgroups Within Sheriff's Dep...

A new report from Loyola Law School details the last 50 years of deputy policing in Los Angeles and calls for…

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Development and validation of a novel blood-based biomarker for gastric cancer triage in chronic dyspepsia

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By Minji Seo, Peter Woo, James Chow Verified, Stephen Ng, Martin Lee, David Lam, Winnie W. Y. Sung, Ada S. M. Yip, Henry H. W. Liu, Daisy M. Y. Kan, Sau Shan Kao, Harry H. Y. Yiu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Global implementation of gastric cancer (GC) screening in chronic dyspepsia populations faces challenges due to the high number-needed-to-scope (NNS) for oesophagogastroduodenoscopy. Routine blood tests (RBT) have limited utility for GC screening but offer potential for risk stratification when repurposed through machine learning. This study develops and validates a machine-learning-integrated biomarker (RBT-GC) that uses opportunistic triage to optimise endoscopy resource allocation.
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LA museums to check out this Earth Month

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By James Chow Verified
| California Love
This story is free to read because readers choose to support LAist. If you find value in independent local reporting, make a donation to power our newsroom today . The first Earth Day, in April 1970, led to the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency and landmark legislation like the Clean Air Act. In the years since, it's expanded to Earth Month, with schools, governments and organizations — including museums — using it as a way to spark conversations about protecting the environment.
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Oscar-nominated film documents the lives lost to school shootings through their empty bedrooms

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By James Chow Verified
| LAist Verified
This story is free to read because readers choose to support LAist. If you find value in independent local reporting, make a donation to power our newsroom today. The short documentary All The Empty Rooms follows CBS news correspondent Steve Hartman and photographer Lou Bopp on their years-long journey memorializing the empty rooms of victims of school shootings. The film features four families from Santa Clarita, California; Uvalde, Texas and Nashville, Tennessee.
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