UC Davis Medical Student Gets Grant To Study Broken Hearts
A UC Davis medical student has received a $2,500 grant to study broken hearts.
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A UC Davis medical student has received a $2,500 grant to study broken hearts.
An insect ingredient in a Starbucks drink is making headlines.
Save Mart Supermarkets says it will no longer sell meats containing the food additive known as Pink Slime at any of its stores including Lucky and FoodMaxx.
he new health care law goes to the US Supreme Court this week, with a new poll showing support for it is weak.
California scientists are hunting ways to predict who's about to have a heart attack, and they say they've found a key clue.
A controversial strawberry pesticide is being pulled from the U.S. market by its Tokyo manufacturer.
A half-century after California officials found that large amounts of the pesticide DDT were discharged into a San Francisco Bay canal, the chemical is still poisoning fish and posing a threat to human health there despite numerous cleanup attempts.
Oakland officials have given approval for four new medical marijuana dispensaries in the city.
A new report finds nitrate contamination of drinking water is pervasive in California's agricultural heartland and is bound to get worse in coming years.
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new silicone-gel breast implant from Sientra, the third company to market the controversial products in the U.S.
From the sneezing, to the sniffling and the watery eyes, allergy season is upon us, arriving much sooner than normal.
Ontario-based R & R Imports says it is voluntarily recalling all Chef's Pride Rewadi candy because of elevated levels of lead.
A Placer County town is considering a ban on smoking that some say goes way too far.
A panel of advisers to the Food and Drug Administration overwhelmingly backed approval for a highly anticipated anti-obesity pill from Vivus Inc., a drug which the FDA previously rejected due to safety concerns.
The Supreme Court has thrown out a federal appeals court ruling allowing patients and health care providers to sue over California's cuts in Medicaid payment rates.
