Newest Trend In Baby Showers Are Gender-Revealing Parties With 4D Ultrasounds
Technology is changing everything and baby showers are no exception.
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Technology is changing everything and baby showers are no exception.
Mammography is still considered the gold standard when it comes to detecting breast cancer.
A new trend in intimacy has local couples holding back in the bedroom. They say that this 'amazing' new spin on sex has made their lives better than ever.
The feds are descending on downtown LA to combat what they say might be a dangerous outbreak of a drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis.
Jim McAleer, the CEO of the Alzheimer's Association Orange County chapter, is in disbelief after an act of charity from a woman he'd never met has given hope to thousands.
A Southern California lawmaker is set to make a new push in Sacramento for increased transparency in hospital billing.
Do you love your sweetheart enough this Valentine's Day to put down the chocolates and pick up the dumbbells?
If you think you have tried everything to lose weight, think again.
An 8-year-old San Dimas girl who grew up with a rare disorder that made her unable to smile was finally given the ability to show off her grin, thanks to a local doctor.
Technology used to defend our country to spot and target deadly missiles has now been adapted to spot a deadly target on our skin.
There is a problem that is much more common among women than many would suspect: hair loss. Thinning hair, receding hairlines, patchy bald spots, or even total hair loss, all caused by a variety of conditions.
It's a problem that affects 60 percent of people at some point in their lives: snoring.
Cash-strapped families are embracing the concept of "crowdfunding" to meet the financial challenges that may result when a loved one is diagnosed with a medical condition.
To kick of American Heart Month, Feb. 1 is National Wear Red Day!
Amid a sharp uptick in the number of patients being treated for flu-like symptoms, one Mission Viejo doctor said Friday he has seen several that were already vaccinated.
