More than twice as many California adults ages 18–29 report #vaping in the past month compared with adults 30 and older (10% vs. 4%), according to a UCLA Center for Health Policy Research fact sheet released today focused on young adult vaping: https://ucla.in/4zPCaeT.

The 2025 California Health Interview Survey data are here. Among the findings: 500,000 more adults said their mental health was harmed as a result of wildfire smoke in the past two years, rising from 1.6 million in 2024 to 2.1 million in 2025. Read more: https://ucla.in/3TFmyLv.

The California Health Interview Survey annual data release is LIVE! Join the webinar in progress: ucla.in/4yd64IP.

Join us in one hour for the California Health Interview Survey annual data release and explore the latest data on the health and well-being of Californians.

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Today’s the day! Join us at noon PT for the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) annual data release and hear key findings from the 2025 survey.

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Join us at noon PT tomorrow for the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) annual data release, featuring key findings from the 2025 survey on the health effects of wildfires, immigrant access to healthcare, and much more.
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California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) data can help communities understand where gaps and needs exist — and inform policies that improve health and healthcare. Join us Thursday, October 15, for the annual CHIS data release: ucla.in/4yd64IP.

How could changes to Medi-Cal affect Californians’ health coverage? Spectrum News 1’s In Focus SoCal examines the issue and cites a CalSIM report from @uclachpr.bsky.social and @ucblaborcenter.bsky.social projecting the uninsured rate could double to 15% by 2030. Watch: bit.ly/4jPXGLt.

California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) data are made available through UCLA Center for Health Policy Research's free online health query tool, AskCHIS™. Join us on October 15 as we share findings on the health and healthcare needs of Californians at the CHIS annual data release: ucla.in/4yd64IP.

New 2025 California Health Interview Survey data will include information on the prevalence of hate incidents among Californians, data CHIS has been collecting since 2023.

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We're 1 week away from our California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) annual data release!

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Everyone deserves access to healthcare that meets their needs. New California Health Interview Survey data will examine barriers to healthcare access for transgender and gender expansive Californians.

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The California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) annual data release will feature a wide range of health topics, including a new fact sheet examining young adults’ experiences with vaping. Join us on Thursday, October 15, as we unveil the survey findings: ucla.in/4yd64IP.

Food insecurity among low-income Californians has increased in recent years. Join us on Thursday, October 15, for the California Health Interview Survey annual data release, where we'll unveil new data and discuss trends and access to public benefits: ucla.in/4yd64IP.

What percentage of Californians had access to air conditioning during an extreme heat wave? Register for the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) annual data release on Thursday, October 15, to hear findings from timely new topics and questions: ucla.in/4yd64IP.

Two weeks to go! 📅

Join us October 15 at noon PT for the California Health Interview Survey annual data release and explore the latest data on the health and well-being of Californians.

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Join us on Thursday, October 15, for the California Health Interview Survey annual data release, which will explore how the 2025 wildfires, and smoke from the fires, affected Californians' mental and physical health. Register to attend: ucla.in/4yd64IP.

Join us for the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research California Health Interview Survey annual data release, featuring a variety of topics including health effects of wildfires, food insecurity, and access to healthcare on Thursday, October 15, from noon to 1 p.m. PT. Register: ucla.in/4yd64IP.

Each year, the California Health Interview Survey interviews more than 20,000 California households on a wide range of health and health-related topics. Join us Thursday, October 15, for the CHIS annual data release. Register: ucla.in/4yd64IP.

Join AJ Scheitler, @uclachpr.bsky.social Data Equity Center Director, who will lead a workshop on how health and population data can inform policy hosted by @castatelibrary.bsky.social's #CRBNexus TODAY at 1:30 p.m.: bit.ly/3Tvb4Kh. #DataToPolicy #ResearchToPolicy