OC Plastic Surgeon Agrees To Probation After Deadly Vaginal Procedure
An Orange County plastic surgeon accused of mishandling a procedure that left a 39-year-old woman dead has agreed to accept 35 months of probation.
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An Orange County plastic surgeon accused of mishandling a procedure that left a 39-year-old woman dead has agreed to accept 35 months of probation.
Beauty companies are adding Vitamin C to their products because of it anti-aging benefits. Learn more from beauty expert Louisa Maccan-Graves.
Sleep deprivation has long been linked to obesity, heart disease and diabetes, but a new study says now you can add colon cancer to the list.
Every year, handwritten letters addressed to Santa Claus, sharing dreams and wishes, still arrive at the Post Office during the holidays.
UC Riverside Chancellor Timothy P. White was recovering from emergency heart surgery Tuesday, the university announced.
Officials from the Centers for Disease Control say the outbreak is likely a milder form of Legionnaires' disease known as Pontiac fever.
A nonprofit organization that wants to offer money to people with rare bone marrow cell types is challenging a federal law that makes compensating such donors a crime.
Los Angeles County health officials are trying to identify an illness that hit 170 people at a global conference that included a party at the Playboy Mansion.
Most medical devices recalled in recent years because of deaths or life-threatening problems were cleared for approval under less stringent regulations that don't require human testing, an analysis found.
Health officials on Saturday were investigating complaints of respiratory illnesses that a media report said affected dozens of people after a fundraiser at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles that was part of a larger conference.
Year after year, California's teen birth rates have dipped lower and lower -- a positive development state health officials attribute to a variety of programs to prevent kids from having kids.
A study on stroke rehab finds walking at home equals treadmill therapy.
Doctors may be missing "silent strokes" in a small but significant number of children with severe anemia, who may be unfairly labeled as slow learners when in fact they have a medical problem, troubling new research suggests.
Health officials say hundreds of people may have been told they have syphilis when they don't.
If you're sniffling and sneezing your way through early 2011, you're not alone.
