Officials: Flu Vaccine Didn't Do Its Job For People 65 And Older Last Winter
The flu vaccine did a poor job protecting older Americans against the illness last winter, even though the vaccine was well-matched to the flu bugs going around.
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The flu vaccine did a poor job protecting older Americans against the illness last winter, even though the vaccine was well-matched to the flu bugs going around.
The head of the Bureau of Medical Cannabis Regulation says the finalized regulations will be ready by the January 1st deadline.
In 2016, more than 750,000 people in the state of California were registered medical marijuana users, making up nearly 2 percent of the state's population.
Vaccination critics are trying to build a foothold in Texas, and the state's Republican-controlled House has now signed off on prohibiting doctors from administering any immediate immunizations- other than for tetanus - for children newly taken into state custody.
This week four more people have become sick. And now, a 10th person is being tested after showing similar symptoms related to the rare and potentially fatal illness.
John Almeda's world has opened up and we've been proud to be along for his journey.
The cancer-causing element is naturally occurring in some communities across California, including those in Solano County.
Sacramento County Public Health officials have issued a warning about a botulism outbreak that sent five people to the hospital over the past two weeks.
The proposed $364 million cut would leave a budget of just $24 million for the office and would eliminate its two major grant programs.
Searching for a way to ease the pain, some people in California with chronic illnesses are turning to marijuana products instead of opioids.
Three elementary schools in Sacramento County have been closed after a norovirus outbreak sickened some of the students and faculty.
"A Touch of Understanding" plays an audio recording for participants.
11-year-old Jordan lang is a Sacramento girl who could hold the key to a cure for autism, Alzheimer's and cancer.
Jordan Lang is an 11-year-old Sacramento girl who might hold the genetic key to helping doctors unlock the secrets of certain intellectual disabilities, autism, Alzheimer's and cancer.
It was love at first flight for a group of special needs kids Wednesday evening. As part of its one-year anniversary, iFLY Sacramento celebrated people with disabilities by inviting them in for an uplifting experience with no barriers.
