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California health care reporter at POLITICO | rbluth@politico.com | DM for Signal | sneaking Diet Coke into health hearings | Formerly @calhealthline | she/her
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Free speech or false advertising? California judge to rule on ‘abortion pill reversal’ claims

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By Rachel Bluth Verified, Alice Ollstein Verified
| Yahoo Verified
SACRAMENTO, California — For seven weeks this summer, the state of California sparred in an Oakland courtroom with a pair of anti-abortion nonprofits over a controversial hormone treatment that's emerged as a critical front in the fight over reproductive rights.
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California’s health care reckoning could soon become Becerra’s problem

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By Rachel Bluth Verified
| Yahoo Verified
MADERA, California — Xavier Becerra kept coming back to one figure as he toured a Central Valley dental clinic. "If $200,000 was all it took to get you guys going, I can figure out where to get that," he told Paulo Soares, CEO of Camarena Health, who cobbled together the money from donors to open a new lab as part of the clinic's mission to provide free or low-cost care to the region's poor, largely immigrant population.
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Becerra pledges to keep all Californians insured after Trump health care cuts

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By Rachel Bluth Verified
| MSN Verified
SACRAMENTO, California — Democratic candidate for governor Xavier Becerra pledged Tuesday that he would find money in California's budget to keep everyone in the state on health insurance after cuts by the Trump administration. At POLITICO's The California Agenda: Sacramento Summit, the former secretary of Health and Human Services, who is favored to win the race for governor, said he would ask the health care industry to open its books, reduce administrative waste and lower costs.
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