Lakewood Woman First To Receive FDA-Approved Implant Designed To Prevent Seizures
The world's first recipient of an implant designed to prevent seizures hailed the surgeons at Keck Medicine of USC Thursday.
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The world's first recipient of an implant designed to prevent seizures hailed the surgeons at Keck Medicine of USC Thursday.
A judge has ordered paint companies to pay 10 California jurisdictions $1.1 billion to remove lead from millions of older homes.
The image projected before the classroom at California State University, Los Angeles showed a pair of gleeful sky divers plunging through the air.
While bass-heavy music pounds, an actor impersonating President Barack Obama dances, mugs for the camera and raps about the health care overhaul, "So tell a friend or a random guy, I've got a game-changer right here that saves lives."
A Sriracha maker has been forced to halt shipments of the popular hot sauce until mid-January due to health concerns.
More than 107,000 Californians have enrolled for coverage through Nov. 30 under the state's health insurance exchange, according to figures released Wednesday by the federal Health and Human Services Department.
An Orange County family reunited with their dog last month after he went missing in Arizona more than a year ago say his return offers new hope to their family.
The newest in facial fillers is all about giving the face a lift with quick results.
Shop for a good cause this weekend at the 22nd annual Divine Design in Beverly Hills.
A $1,000 windfall is not much to some adults, but to an 11-year-old girl, that kind of money could mean a new gadget, new clothes or concert tickets.
The advocacy group for the adult film industry has called for another moratorium on filming after an actor tested positive for HIV for the third time this year.
Stumped about that holiday gift for your niece or grandson? Forget the tablet. How about surprising them with a free month of health care insurance?
Authorities say a fourth student has contracted meningitis at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
A group of Moorpark parents who have children suffering from brain tumors are wondering whether the connection is a fluke or indicative of a bigger problem.
About 100 UCLA kidney transplant recipients and their donors united on Monday for a holiday celebration.
