Catherine Ho is a reporter based in San Francisco, California. She covers a wide range of local topics, including health and medicine, public health crises, and investigative stories. Her articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on issues affecting the Bay Area community.
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San Francisco, California, United States (Local)
Catherine Ho's reporting focuses predominantly on health-related topics, with a specific emphasis on the San Francisco Bay Area. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating that she values evidence-based information and official sources.
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By: Catherine Ho
Bay Area organizations that work in abortion access are adding staff, services and office space, thanks to a post-Dobbs influx of funding from California.
By: Catherine Ho
Climate change is causing high pollen counts to happen earlier and last longer — causing more misery for seasonal allergy sufferers.
By: Catherine Ho
The temporary closure of the Seton Coastside emergency department in Moss Beach has set off an unusually public fight between the hospital and local officials.
By: Catherine Ho
Human brains are gradually getting bigger, decade by decade, potentially lowering people’s risk of developing age-related dementia, a new UC David study finds.
By: Catherine Ho
Clusters of pertussis, or whooping cough, have been found among high school students at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory, a private school in San Francisco.
By: Catherine Ho
Officials and residents in Santa Clara County are trying to stop the closure of a trauma center that treats thousands of patients each year with severe cases.
By: Catherine Ho
New Commonwealth report on U.S. health care systems finds Asian Americans in California among the best served in the nation for access, quality and outcomes.
By: Catherine Ho
California’s Department of Public Health will no longer provide weekly updates to the public on COVID-19 hospital admissions as the pandemic wanes.
By: Catherine Ho
The California Hospital Association sues health insurer Anthem Blue Cross, alleging it is delaying post-discharge care and forcing patients to stay in hospital.
By: Catherine Ho, Roland Li
UCSF broke ground Saturday on a $4.3 billion expansion. The project centers around hospital that's expected to have more beds than any other in San Francisco.
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