Crowds Brave Storm, Raise $3 Million In AIDS Walk
A lingering drizzle wasn't enough to turn away thousands from the annual walk to raise funds for AIDS research.
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A lingering drizzle wasn't enough to turn away thousands from the annual walk to raise funds for AIDS research.
The California Medical Board is accusing a fertility doctor of implanting octuplets mother Nadya Suleman with 12 embryos in her last pregnancy.
About 30,000 people were taking part in AIDS Walk Los Angeles Sunday under drizzly skies.
A UC Irvine researcher says a spice that is common in Indian curries and other Asian dishes may be so packed with antioxidants and other good chemicals that it might extend the lifespan of humans.
Friends don't let friends talk fat — at least according to the organizers behind a new drive aimed at restoring healthy body image to college campus across the U.S.
Thanks to Uncle Sam, researchers will test the effectiveness of a tiny device attached to the eye's exterior that can deliver chemotherapy.
CVS Pharmacy Inc. has agreed to pay $75 million in fines for allowing repeated purchases of a key methamphetamine ingredient that led to a spike in Southern California drug trafficking, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
The disfigured Afghan woman whose photo was featured on a Time magazine cover has stepped out in public for the first time with a temporary prosthetic nose.
One of the biggest producers in adult films says that several actors are being isolated amid a potential HIV outbreak that threatens to bring down California's multibillion-dollar porn industry
A vast network of Armenian gangsters and their associates used phantom health care clinics and other means to try to cheat Medicare out of $163 million, the largest fraud by one criminal enterprise in the program's history.
A consumer group working with the state attorney general's office says it found one toy chair at Target with 70 times the legal limit for lead.
California's multibillion-dollar adult entertainment industry has been left reeling after another positive HIV test for a porn actor.
Dr. Tom Vansgness visited KCAL 9 on World Arthritis Day to discuss the importance of public awareness about the disease.
Investigators say the neonatal intensive care unit at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center has put critically ill babies at risk because of an insufficient number of qualified staff to care for them.
It seems nowadays there's a glowing screen in front of every child, but new research says it could be more harmful than previously believed.
