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Outreach Picnic

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Andrew Kronemyer
on April 2, 2007
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Mark your calendars for our first Outreach Picnic!

When: This Saturday, 4/7/07, from 1:00-3:00 PM
Where: People’s Park (http://www.peoplespark.org/)
What: Health education, referrals, SHARE, art, free food and a raffle.

This picnic will raise the visibility of the Suitcase Clinic through good food, fun activities, and the charm and enthusiasm of Berkeley students. That means YOU! This represents a fine opportunity for the community to recognize our firm commitment in assisting underserved populations, and to just get to know us all better! Bring your friends!

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Health Care Reform Panel

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Andrew Kronemyer
on March 15, 2007
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The United State’s health care is the most expensive in the world, with nearly double the per capita cost and the highest percentage of the national GDP. It is currently ranked 37th globally, between Costa Rica and Slovenia.

Dr. Richard Quint will be speaking on Thursday, March 22 from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM in 10 Evans. He is Professor Emeritus of pediatrics at UCSF, a member of the California Physician’s Alliance, and currently an instructor at the UCSF/UCB Joint Medical Program. This panel will discuss single payer health care, Governor Schwarzenegger’s proposal, and our other options. It will be sponsored by Cal Dems, the Cal Greens, and the Suitcase Clinic. Food and refreshments will be provided.

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Universal Health Care Lobby Day 2007

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Andrew Kronemyer
on December 14, 2006
in CALAUHC, Health Care Access Symposium, One Care Now, SB840, Sponsored Events, UCSF and Universal Health Care
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There are currently over 50 Berkeley students (undergraduates, medicine, public health, law, business, alternative medicine) signed up to go on a bus to Sacramento on January 16th to learn about Universal Health Care and to tell our state representatives that we demand it. All Berkeley students are welcome to join them on this march to the capital and to learn how to argue in favor of a bill that is feasible, economically sound and life-saving for the over six-million Californians who have no health insurance. Recruiting 100 Berkeley students is the goal; to find out how to join them, continue reading below.
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