USC Sleep Doctor Offers Tips For Better Rest During Coronavirus Pandemic
People across the country staying home to help slow the spread of coronavirus are experiencing a variety of sleep problems.
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People across the country staying home to help slow the spread of coronavirus are experiencing a variety of sleep problems.
The Santa Clara County Public Health Department confirmed Saturday that a fourth case of novel coronavirus, COVID-19, has been identified in Santa Clara County.
A third coronavirus patient has been discovered in Santa Clara County, according to health officials.
A new study led by UCLA researchers finds that shorter radiation treatment is safe and effective for patients with soft tissue sarcoma.
The Equal Insurance HIV Act would ban insurance companies from denying coverage to people solely based on a positive HIV test.
Those being tracked are Los Angeles County residents who have traveled to mainland China over the past 14 days, and came back through LAX, Ferrer told the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.
Doctors say that people worried about the global coronavirus outbreak should be much more concerned about getting sick from something much closer to home – the flu.
It works by slowly exposing children diagnosed with a peanut allergy to small doses of peanut protein over time.
The first day of strong travel restrictions to and from China go into effect Sunday at the Los Angeles International Airport.
Nickerson Gardens, GW Carver Park, Imperial Courts, Jordan Downs, Southeast Willowbrook, El Segundo/Santa Fe Avenue and Watts Tower have the highest levels of early flu activity that led to emergency room visits, according to Cedars-Sinai.
The director of the Department of Public Health said given the number of people traveling between the Southland and China, the county remains prepared to respond to any cases that may emerge.
A Balboa Island woman who went into labor had no choice but to deliver her child in the car.
The actor and author discusses her life at 73 and reminisces about her days on Three's Company.
O.C. Supervisor Andrew Do called current conditions "unacceptable" and said the county "could do more."
The OC Health Care Agency said Tuesday a Cypress man is the county's first confirmed case of influenza A.