Woman Shares Her Battle With Fatal Form Of Scleroderma
Kristine Cruz-Munda often receives compliments on her glowing skin. But what people don't know is that the one thing that makes her so pretty is also killing her.
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Kristine Cruz-Munda often receives compliments on her glowing skin. But what people don't know is that the one thing that makes her so pretty is also killing her.
This Saturday, June 21st, the fourth Stephanie's Day will be held on the CBS Studios lot (4200 Radford, Studio City, 91604). Admission and parking are free. The event goes from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
A local woman is suing Simi Valley Hospital after she says she has lived in a nightmare for four years due to a medical mistake.
The Boone Fetter Clinic at Children's Hospital Los Angeles specializes in diagnosing and treating autism from infancy to adolescence.
The number of whooping cough cases in the Southland and throughout California has reached epidemic proportions, state health officials said Friday.
A family that's been through their fair share of medical turmoil this year has found solace in a music therapy program at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
Students at a Moreno Valley elementary school Wednesday presented nearly $3,000 worth of can tabs they collected to help pay for expenses related to a classmate's ear operation.
Doctors had warned that her mother was probably too weak to live to see the next day.
Loved ones Saturday plan on celebrating the life of a 21-year-old UCLA student who passed away while waiting for a lung transplant at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center.
Thousand Oaks-based Amgen Inc. placed dozens of staffers on paid leave this week, a company representative confirms to CBS2.
Chef Kelly Boyer knows, first hand, how important healthy eating is.
The despondent man was yelling and running between cars on busy Crown Valley Parkway.
The state Senate is holding legislation that seeks to extend health care coverage to immigrants who are in the country illegally until lawmakers find a way to pay for it.
The makers of OxyContin, as well as other prescription drugs that are considered potentially dangerous and addictive, are the targets of Orange County District Attorney Anthony Rackauckas, who alleged they duped doctors into believing the benefits of time-released, semi-synthetic opioids outweighed the risks.
The California Department of Public Health says the 16 people were all passengers on a flight with a man who is now hospitalized with the disease in Florida.
