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Warning of cuts to medical services, L.A. health officials ask state for emergency funds
Los Angeles health officials warn of potential cuts to medical services and are urging the state for emergency funding. Dr. Christina Ghaly, head of LA Health Services, states that current emergency room measures are insufficient and joins other California hospitals in advocating for additional financial support.
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