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Destroyed Records, Dying Witnesses Consign San Francisco Radiation Lab to Obscurity
Military scientists shredded millions of pages, impeding acknowledgement of the history of human radiation experiments.
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Hostility Plagues LGBTQ Latin American Immigrants Seeking Addiction Recovery Support
Scores of LGBTQ refugees come to San Francisco to escape threats in Latin American countries that have weak protections for ...
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State Commission Gives Green Light to Close SF’s Great Highway to Cars
The California Coastal Commission approved the closure of San Francisco’s Upper Great Highway to cars so that it can become a ...
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Trial Courts Sued, Accused of Hampering Domestic Violence Survivors’ Ability to Appeal Rulings
California courts are being sued over failure to address a court reporter shortage that has persisted a decade.
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SF Fails to Produce Evidence It Follows Encampment Clearing Policy
The city can’t prove it’s following a policy requiring staff to advise homeless people to separate essential items during encampment sweeps.
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非营利组织称：保护华埠长者免受气候灾难影响 需要更多资金
「安老自助处」（Self-Help for the Elderly）是自1966年开始在华埠提供长者一系列服务的非营利组织，总裁暨执行长钟月娟（Anni Chung）说：「气候变迁绝对对我们长者的生活品质及健康造成了影响。」 ...
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How a San Francisco Navy Lab Became a Hub for Human Radiation Experiments
In September 1956, Cpl. Eldridge Jones found himself atop a sunbaked roof at an old Army camp about an hour outside San Francisco, shoveling radioactive dirt. Too young for Korea and too old for ...
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Why the Navy Conducted Radiation Experiments on Humans
In Episode 2 of the “Exposed” podcast, we explore a little-known chapter in San Francisco’s nuclear era: human experiments carried out to assess the health effects of radiation. Scientists from the ...