Paul Hensler has been CEO of Bakersfield’s Kern Medical Center since 2007; he’s led hospitals in California for over 30 years. Before participating in a panel on physician shortages in the Central Valley, he talked condiments, movies, and the Alps in the Zócalo green room.
Dr. Ken Murray is the author of “How Doctors Die” and a retired family medicine physician and professor at the University of Southern California. Before participating in a panel on …
What if there were a drug out there that cost nothing to produce, required no prescription, and made people live longer, feel happier and less stressed, and sleep better? There’d …
I wish California children were doing as well as California children’s hospitals.
Even as the Golden State has maintained the nation’s highest child poverty rate, underfunded its schools, and made housing …
Estimates of the severity of America’s looming physician shortage vary, but one thing is certain: Doctors and healthcare workers are not distributed evenly around the nation, and certain regions are …
The United States spends more money on healthcare than any other country in the world. So how does Costa Rica outperform the United States in every measure of health of …
Paul Granillo is president and CEO of the Inland Empire Economic Partnership. Before participating in a panel on Obamacare in the Inland Empire, he talked Abe Lincoln, mariachi music, and …
