Archive
Earlier editions and superseded status, kept at their dated addresses. Nothing here is today’s status unless a current page says so.
Archived homepage editions
- Homepage modules as published until 29 October 2026 — the modules moved off the homepage when the current layout was introduced.
- Homepage as published 25–26 October 2026 — state before the 26 October release.
- October 19, 2026 edition · lead module — archived edition.
- October 10, 2026 edition — archived edition, superseded by later editions.
- September 25, 2026 edition — archived edition, superseded by later editions.
Explore guides, versions superseded 27 October 2026
- Free preventive care under your insurance, and why a "free" visit can still produce a bill — text as published 25–26 October 2026
- Lost your job? A checklist for benefits and health coverage — text as published 25–26 October 2026
- How to explain a career gap after illness or caregiving, without oversharing — text as published 25–26 October 2026
- Moving? How to keep your health coverage, prescriptions and doctors — text as published 25–26 October 2026
- How to find and read your water quality report — text as published 25–26 October 2026
- Sharing your health records with an app: what to check first — text as published 25–26 October 2026
- A power outage plan for a household that uses medical equipment — text as published 25–26 October 2026
- Reading a health-study headline: relative risk, absolute risk and other traps — text as published 25–26 October 2026
Archived documents
Where the dated record lives
- Weekly — the current issue first, then each earlier status strip inside a dated “Archived snapshot” box.
- Calendar — Concluded — every date that has passed, with its outcome where one has been verified.
- Records ledger — dated event records, with superseded entries pointing to their successors.
- Event timeline — the record in date order.
- California and Policy & Law — the September legislative phase, kept in dated archive sections.
- CFMG–Wellpath current developments — the investigation’s dated update layer.
- Latest — the newest record across every desk.
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