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Health writer for the San Francisco Chronicle

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Joined October 2008
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    6 hours ago

    Erin Allday and Mallory Moench have been covering the pandemic in the Bay Area since the start. Today at 3:00 p.m., ask them anything — from questions about testing to advice on coping with shelter in place — via r/bayarea. .

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    21 hours ago

    Stay-at-home order is extended to all 40 million Californians. It is not clear how long that will last. "It's not my preferred choice. I know it’s not yours. But it’s a necessary one," said.

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  3. Retweeted
    Mar 19

    Erin Allday & Mallory Moench have been covering the pandemic in the Bay Area since the start. Tomorrow at 3:00 p.m., ask them anything — from questions about testing to advice on coping with shelter in place — via r/bayarea.

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  4. Mar 19

    Yes!! Blood donations are very important right now, especially with so many corporate blood drives canceled. Blood donation is an essential service under shelter in place orders.

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    I believe blood is very much needed. Tagging our health reporter in case she knows more.
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    Mar 18

    Our reporters are covering the local impact of the pandemic and what the Bay Area means for you. Ask us questions to join the conversation.

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  6. Mar 18

    I'll be on this Q&A at 2:40 today. Ask me some stuff! Health-related or not.

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    Twitter Q&A: Our reporters are covering the coronavirus pandemic and Bay Area from every angle. Ask them your questions live TODAY from 2:00pm to 5:00pm PT. Use to join the conversation.
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  7. Mar 16

    wfh day 5: gave me beer and toilet paper. I love my family.

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  8. Mar 16

    Bay Area coronavirus shutdown:What you need to know about how life will change with new shelter-in-place order

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    Mar 16

    Just in: Yosemite National Park will be shutting down visitor centers, theaters, museums through March 31

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  10. Mar 16

    More than 6.7 million Bay Area residents under "shelter in place" order until April 7. This is the most aggressive action in the U.S. so far to stop spread of

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  11. Mar 15

    wfh day 4 (aka the day of staring at spreadsheets): Finally had time to grocery shop. The only bread left at Berkeley Bowl West was low-carb. I guess there’s no dieting in a pandemic.

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  12. Mar 15

    Bay Area hospitals hope they won't have to choose who to save in coronavirus pandemic. Important reporting by

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  13. Mar 15

    Please everyone look out for each other (from a safe distance).

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  14. Mar 15

    I’m used to ID experts being careful about creating undue alarm, and I’m generally a pretty conservative health writer. This situation is different. The folks I’ve been talking to are very concerned, for communities and their own families.

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  15. Mar 15

    How bad will pandemic get? Bay Area health experts look to Italy, China for answers

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  16. Mar 14

    wfh day 3: nephew still figuring out

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    Mar 14

    How bad will get in the U.S.? The Chronicle's and talk about what we know and what experts say we should be doing to flatten the curve. Fifth & Mission podcast:

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    Mar 14

    The coronavirus has done what no earthquake, flood or fire could ever do. I wrote about it:

    For the first time in our 155-year history, we shuttered The Chronicle’s newsroom. But it has not slowed down our journalists. Editor in chief on how The Chronicle is covering the coronavirus pandemic:
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  19. Mar 13

    Coronavirus: Why can't people get tested in Bay Area? Answers to the pressing questions

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  20. Mar 13

    (I can't remember the last time the week ended at 5ish on Friday.)

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