Sylvie Sturm is a journalist based in San Francisco, California. She writes for the San Francisco Public Press and the University of California, San Francisco, covering local news and events. Sylvie's articles focus on a range of topics, including social issues, healthcare, history, and community stories.
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Sylvie's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on local events and issues in San Francisco, particularly within the healthcare, pharmaceutical industry, culture & society. She frequently includes expert commentary and legal policy regulation in her articles.
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By: Sylvie Sturm
San Francisco officials appear to have abandoned efforts to open facilities where people can consume drugs under supervision — even as more cities adopt the model to prevent deadly overdoses.Recent studies show that overdose prevention centers save lives, keep people from consuming drugs in public and do not lead to increased crime.
By: Sylvie Sturm
Demonstrations against Planned Parenthood’s San Franciso facility have escalated and at times been threatening, sources say.Supervisor Catherine Stefani said she would propose new regulations Tuesday to increase safety at reproductive care clinics, including by extending the buffer zone between the properties and protesters’ amplified sound.
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By: Sylvie Sturm
This article is adapted from an episode of our podcast, “Civic.” Click the audio player below to hear the full story. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, San Francisco’s Latinx residents experienced higher rates of infection and deaths, and greater losses of income and homes than did other ethnic groups. “We lost our jobs. […]
By: Sylvie Sturm
Este artículo está adaptado de un episodio de nuestro pódcast, “ Civic.” Haz clic en el reproductor de audio a continuación para escuchar la historia completa.
Every year there are some four million unintended pregnancies in the United States, approximately 1.6 million end in abortion. These figures were cited during a recent discussion with UCSF students by Mitchell Creinin, assistant professor in the Department of Ob/Gyn and Reproductive Sciences. According to Creinin, surgery remains the safest method of abortion, but it is both costly and emotionally disruptive to the patient.
Internal war, but external battles So much anger, so incontrollable Embarrassed, but should I be?
By: Sylvie Sturm
Scores of LGBTQ refugees come to San Francisco to escape threats in Latin American countries that have weak protections for people vulnerable to hate crimes based on their sexual orientation and gender identity. The San Francisco Asylum Project at the Center for Immigration Protection offers legal defense and housing for those who have been persecuted […]
The idea of good and evil is pervasive in most of society. From fairy tales to modern day media, we despise villains who wreak havoc and worship heroic protagonists who in turn defeat the evil and save the day.
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