Walmart Pulls Infant Formula From Store Shelves After Newborn's Death
A popular infant formula is no longer being sold at local Walmart stores following the death of a newborn.
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A popular infant formula is no longer being sold at local Walmart stores following the death of a newborn.
A sleep disorder often afflicting adults is now waking up kids, too.
UCLA officials Saturday hailed a federal court judge decision to uphold a city ordinance banning animal rights protesters from getting close to professors' homes.
A meatpacker is recalling more than 40,000 pounds of ground beef products that were shipped to institutions and distributors in California, along with 15 other states.
A judge has refused to reinstate the medical license of a fertility doctor who gave a woman octuplets, saying the state Medical Board's revocation was the appropriate action.
A baby recently born at Los Angeles County+USC Medical Center is giving new meaning to the term "little bundle of joy."
A father is tapping into his talent as a writer to raise awareness for a little known disease that claimed his son's vision.
Dr. Feder visited the KCAL 9 studios Wednesday and shared treatment ideas for the common cold.
os Angeles County has opened up warming centers to help residents cope with an early cold snap.
This Thanksgiving is special for a UC Santa Barbara student because last year, around this holiday, she nearly lost her life to an invisible killer.
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A new technology is offering fuller, thicker lashes without having to apply any mascara and the results are semi-permanent.
A mouthwash concocted by a UCLA microbiologist may render cavities and tooth decay a thing of the past.
Almost four decades after inventing a potent anti-malarial drug, the U.S. Army has pushed it to the back of its medicine cabinet.
Twelve-year-old Jessie Rees is fighting cancer, but she is not thinking about herself. Instead she is spreading happiness and hope to other children with cancer through her JoyJars.
