Supervisors Seek Changes To System For Reimbursing Doctors For Emergency Care
The Board of Supervisors Tuesday called for reforms to the system that reimburses doctors who treat the poor in Los Angeles County.
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The Board of Supervisors Tuesday called for reforms to the system that reimburses doctors who treat the poor in Los Angeles County.
What did you touch on your way in to work this morning? Chances are it was loaded with viruses and bacteria.
Hundreds of Southern California residents turned out at Riverside City College for free dental care and health screenings.
Yamaya USA, Inc. is recalling its Yamaya Masago because it may be contaminated with listeria.
Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market Inc. is recalling its f&e brand bagged Washed Spinach because it could be contaminated with listeria.
It is one of the most painful medical conditions anyone can have. Although it used to be thought of as a disease that affects those later in life, things are changing at a rapid pace -- gout is now hitting younger generations.
One of the most anticipated free medical clinics has returned to the Los Angeles Sports Arena.
Four flu cases have been confirmed this year in Los Angeles County, health officials said.
The Mateel Environmental Justice Foundation has filed a lawsuit that claims to be excessive levels of lead at Disneyland.
The largest group of doctors in California called on Monday for the legalization of marijuana throughout the state.
E! News" co-host Giuliana Rancic says she has early stages of breast cancer. The 37-year-old made the announcement Monday on NBC's "Today" show.
California's largest industry group for doctors is calling for the legalization of marijuana even as it maintains that the drug has few proven health benefits.
Blue Shield has announced that its California policyholders will be getting a $283 million credit on their December insurance premiums.
Federal prosecutors say a pair of Southland doctors is among ten people that illegally distributed millions of doses of the popular painkillers.
The synthetic stimulants are intended to mimic the effects of illegal drugs like cocaine and meth, but are widely available and virtually unregulated online and even in some stores around the city.
