Senators Warn Of Safety Risks At Closed Reactors
Five U.S. senators on Friday warned that federal regulators need to keep more emergency and security regulations in place at shuttered nuclear power plants that store tons of spent radioactive fuel.
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Five U.S. senators on Friday warned that federal regulators need to keep more emergency and security regulations in place at shuttered nuclear power plants that store tons of spent radioactive fuel.
One officer has been diagnosed with Pemphigus Vulgaris, an autoimmune disorder that involves sores and blisters to the skin and mucus membranes.
Many women are lacing up corsets in order to lose weight and get a more shapely figure.
A new pregnancy test, which advertises its claimed ability to tell a woman how far along she is in her pregnancy, is sparking worries in women who say reported inaccuracies are giving them development scares.
Spring is here, the weather is warm and the air is freely blowing all those nasty allergens all over the place. Take a few steps to help protect yourself this allergy season.
Dr. Lydie Hazan spoke to CBS2's Lisa Sigell about her experience treating patients with Apimed, otherwise known as standardized and purified "venom in a vial".
Ambulance crews with the Los Angeles Fire Department faced nearly 37,000 hours in delays last year due to hospital bed shortages, costing taxpayers about $6 million, according to a report released Thursday.
A breakthrough medical procedure relies on a robot and a single incision through the belly button.
The hot dogs in question were shipped to Kraft distribution centers and in retail stores nationwide.
Overall, the Obama administration had projected California would enroll 1.3 million during the first enrollment period, which began Oct. 1. Covered California said the state had set a target of around 830,000.
An emergency medical technician saved the same man on two occasions while he was off the job.
The former owner of a Los Angeles medical equipment company has been sentenced to more than six years in federal prison for submitting nearly $25 million in bogus Medicare bills.
More than 100 passengers have now contracted the highly contagious norovirus on a ship that is touring the California coast and sat docked in San Diego on Thursday, but the cruise line says it has no plans to cancel the voyage.
A growing number of California doctors are charging their insured patients extra fees to cover everyday office expenses - a practice that's illegal under most health care policies, according to KNX1070's investigative reporter Charles Feldman.
An unusual-looking stripe under your nail can be just as dangerous as a shape-shifting mole — doctors say both could be signs of cancer.
